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Recent content by sKeeZ
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VPN setup for telecommuting via Cable
dblee00, If you are looking for a remote desktop control application, go to http://www.netop.com and look at the NetOp remote control software. We currently have over fourty support people connecting across the Internet via VPN and supporting eighteen Win2K servers using this. The client is...- sKeeZ
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- Forum: Virtual Private Networks (VPN)
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VPN Trouble
scohe04, UNIX72 is on the right path...are you doing any NAT'ing on your external connections? If so just remember it is better to NAT behind the VPN, it is possible to set up NAT'ing between the VPN and the Internet but is it much more involved. Bruce : )- sKeeZ
- Post #5
- Forum: Virtual Private Networks (VPN)
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VPN and Internet connection
Paul While most of the other posts are correct, but there are other reasons why you may not be able to surf the web while connected via VPN. What type of VPN is your company using? The Bay VPN for example takes control of your NIC while connected and disallows all port access except for its...- sKeeZ
- Post #6
- Forum: Virtual Private Networks (VPN)
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VPN & Citrix Metaframe (aka The Project from Hell)
SpenBabe, Yes this is very possible. The thin-client connection can be very useable with connection speeds above 26.4k. The real issue is your ISP and the connection across the Internet. I would look at a full T-1 at the home office site for the inbound connections. A strong server with...- sKeeZ
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- Forum: Virtual Private Networks (VPN)
