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Building a WAN
Name: aaron Date: May 15, 2003 at 02:52:43 Pacific OS: various CPU/Ram: various
Comment:
I am quite novice at networking so please excuse my niavity. I work for a company who has a LAN which consists of about 20 machines connected to a server. My company has another office at the other end of the country which has a small peer to peer network consisting of three pcs which share an internet connection via an broadband router. I was wondering what I would need to do and what equiptment I would need to have to allow the small peer to peer to be able to be connected to my server. In other words I wish to build a WAN. Any advice and information would be greatly appreciated.
You would allow the routers to create a VPN there by joining the two networks together.
You must also have some sort of broadband access (duh), and remember that outbound speeds on Cable/DSL are usually the bottleneck. So that 30 meg file that is copied on the LAN in moments, will take a bit longer across the WAN.
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Response Number 2
Name: uselessmitch Date: May 15, 2003 at 15:06:39 Pacific
Reply:
or a vpa (virtual private network) Using remote access. depending on your operating system, windows 2000 supports this
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