How to connect 2 Networks behind 2 Routers over internet

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Stefan Franz wrote:

> Hallo,
>
> how to connect 2 Networks behind 2 Routers over internet.
>
> I´m search for a easy to use system, cause i´m not a network
> administrator.
>
>
Use Routers that can establish a static vpn tunnel between themselves
over the internet.

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Martin Bodenstedt

Landtag von Baden-Württemberg (www.landtag-bw.de)

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Hi,

I have two VPN routers (D-LINK DI808HV) and have established a secure VPN
between the two. I can ping a PC by IP to confirm it.

The problem is what other routing is needed to have the PC's in the remote
location see the LAN and login to the domain on the LAN?

<remote_winxp_192.168.1.135>--<Dlink_192.168.1.1>--VPN--<Dlink_192.168.0.1>-
-<Win2k3_server_192.168.0.104_&_LAN_10.1.30.20>
DNS and DHCP is on 10.1.30.26. The LAN is a Widows Active Directory domain.
The remote PC's are all members of the domain - joined while at the main
office.
The Win2k3 server has two nics - one to the LAN and one to the DLINK.

I can set up routes in the routers or in the server, but I don't know where?
Do I need to bridge the two adapters in the Win2K3 box?

Appreciate all expert advise!

Thanks,

Steve

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"Martin Bodenstedt" <martin.bodenstedt@landtag-bw.de> wrote in message
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Stefan Franz wrote:

> Hallo,
>
> how to connect 2 Networks behind 2 Routers over internet.
>
> I´m search for a easy to use system, cause i´m not a network
> administrator.
>
>
Use Routers that can establish a static vpn tunnel between themselves
over the internet.

--
Martin Bodenstedt

Landtag von Baden-Württemberg (www.landtag-bw.de)