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| Dr. VPNlabs Question (Archived) |
| Tyler |
posted: 2002-01-08 13:06:00
I was recently asked to network our 2 small
medical centers, as well as allow the MDs to
connect to the centers from dial-up connections
wherever they happen to be. The objective at this
point is just file sharing. One center has DSL
service through a Caymen 3220-H-006 router,
uplinked to a 3Com OfficeConnect 16 port dual
speed switch, which in turn is used for file
sharing and internet access by 5 PCs running
Windows 9x, Windows 2K pro, and Windows XP. The
other center has a cable modem, uplinked to 2
LinkSys 4 port switches, shared by 6 PCs, running
Windows 9x, and Windows XP. We\'re looking for a
quick, inexpensive solution (yeah, sure) and I
thought VPN might work with our existing
equipment. Is this possible? Practical? Thanks! |
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