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Grecko
Member since:
2002-04-20 10:57:34 |  posted: 2002-04-20 11:23:52
T-1 /DSL/Dial-up
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I am trying to setup a
vpn for a small business
for remote users. We
currently have a NT 4
server that is only
connected to our LAN. We
are in the process of
getting a dedicated T-1
that will go through a
router and then through
our NT 4 server. This
hopefully will allow us
to host our own website,
e-mail, and vpn server.
In regards to setting up
a VPN server for NT 4,
we would like to allow
remote users to access
our network and use it to
retrieve e-mail, files
off the NT Server, and
login into a Unix server
for some applications.
Right now, users must
dial two different
numbers to access each
server. RAS is setup on
the NT server. My
questions are as
follows:
1. How should
I setup a VPN to allow
users to login through
the NT 4 server and
access the unix server?
2. What hardware and
software should I
consider buying? I am
looking for a low cost
solution that provides
firewall, virus, and VPN
for roughly 30 remote
users.
3. Is it
possible to allow users
to access the server over
the T-1 using a DSL
connection from
home?
4. Is it
possible to allow users
to access the server over
the T-1 using dial-up
internet access from
home?
Thanks for
the help!! | chrisg
Member since:
2002-03-24 12:16:21 | posted: 2002-04-24 21:13:17
T-1 /DSL/Dial-up
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You should probably go
with a pix515. This will
allow you to have 3
interfaces, one inside,
one outside, and one dmz,
for your e-mail server.
The pix will give you
vpn, and firewall
functionality. It will
not give you virus
protection. You'll
probably have to do this
on each host, along with
a software firewall on
each host. Cisco's vpn
client will allow users
to connect either through
dial-up, or dsl, or
cable. This probably
isn't the low cost
solution you are looking
for though. | jhaspel
Member since:
2002-05-01 21:13:44 | posted: 2002-05-01 21:19:58
Plethora
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Check out
www.plethoratech.com. We
offer a software-based
VPN solution with
built-in productivity
tools. Our product is
affordable and easy to
use, and could be the
solution you're looking
for. Contact me for more
information at
jhaspel@plethoratech.com.
We can help! |
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