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Anonymous   12-17-2004 at 02:40:55 PM

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I have a small office network that is comprised of a Linksys RV082
Router, several desktops, a server (Windows 2003 O/S), and an AS/400
midrange computer. We have a static IP address. The RV082 is used
only as a basic router.

I want to be able to access this network via a VPN when I am out of the
office. In terms of security and ease of setup/use, is it better to
set up a VPN utilizing the RV082 or to set it up on the server?

How would I set this VPN up? I have tried configuring the RV082 for
the VPN, however I have not been successful.
I appreciate any help and guidance that you can give me.

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Anonymous   12-18-2004 at 08:42:26 AM
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each side of vpn tunnel must be seprate subnets.

kk

"sse01" <sse01@sbcglobal.net> wrote in message
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> I have a small office network that is comprised of a Linksys RV082
> Router, several desktops, a server (Windows 2003 O/S), and an AS/400
> midrange computer. We have a static IP address. The RV082 is used
> only as a basic router.
>
> I want to be able to access this network via a VPN when I am out of the
> office. In terms of security and ease of setup/use, is it better to
> set up a VPN utilizing the RV082 or to set it up on the server?
>
> How would I set this VPN up? I have tried configuring the RV082 for
> the VPN, however I have not been successful.
> I appreciate any help and guidance that you can give me.
>

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