VPN options.

[Deepseadata]

Hey there. I don't know how to paste my diagram into this post so the best I can do is give a link to it.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/7280821@N08/2796023615/sizes/l/
Burt has already been giving me some pointers but I need to make sure there's NO POSSIBLE WAY to setup a VPN in this scenario. I'm new to VPN's so I keep thinking there's a way to setup a tunnel between these two sites.

The real problem is that my Cisco router is behind a Netgear NATing router that is connected to the internet. I thought that maybe I could make some sort of tunnel through it without ever having access to it but NAT is looking like a big problem so far.

Anyone have any ideas?

 

[mmcm888]

You best option is to use a VPN service which allows the SBS server to create an outbound link. Check out

http://www.accessmylan.com

- I think it may solve your problem otherwise you are down to using some of the remote desktop tools such as gotomypc or logmein.

m.

 

[zukster]

OpenVPN will do it.

 

[Helenp1983]

If all your netgear does is give you internet access, can you replace it with a speed touch that does "public adressing without NAT" - speed touch 510

You would need two public IP addresses one for the speed touch and one for the router.

Then the Cisco router could create VPN's through the speed touch.

I have a firewall VPN end point device behind a speed touch 510.