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| Dr. VPNlabs Question (Archived) |
| Kaye Azad |
posted: 2002-02-26 00:39:39
LinkSys people assured me that using their new
BEFVP41 DSL VPN Router I can establish VPN between
two Win98SE networks. I purchased two routers and
have installed one on each network and I am able
to make a "Tunnel" between the two networks, but
then I am stuck. How do I access computers
(resources) on Network "A" from a computer on
Network "B"?
I have read articles indicating
that Win98 cannot be a VPN "Server". Is it still
the case with the VPN Router and I was led down
the wrong path, or is there a way to do it.
Any
help you can provide will be greatly appreciated. |
| Dr. VPNlabs |
posted: 2002-03-01 14:14:56
Have you used the Install
guide for this
appliance?
ftp://ftp.l
inksys.com/pdf/befvp41ug.
pdf
It does not
matter what kind of
network you have when you
are using these routers.
As long as you are using
IP traffic it will work
fine.
cheers,
D
r. VPN Labs Staff |
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