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Using VPN to connect to one of two sub networks?
Ok after some more reading, I think the following situation best suits my needs: Get a VPN router like the Linksys RV042. Set this up as a switch for our .100.x network, behind the clients current router. Configure the clients router to port forward (after figuring out what port the Linksys...- JasonWilliam
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Using VPN to connect to one of two sub networks?
Hi All. I'm a VPN newbie so please pardon me if this is a stupid question. We sell a product that sits off to the side of a clients current office LAN structure, by creating an entirely separate LAN. For example, if all the users currently have a 192.168.1.x address, our product would come in...- JasonWilliam
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