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Networking two seperate locations


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mike14

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My company just aquired some new storage space and are wanting to put a PC there to receive emails and such. What would I need to be able to connect that PC to our corporate office network? Thanks
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Hi mike14

How far away physically will the new PC be from the rest of the network?
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Approx. 10 miles, and it is underground.

Edited by mike14, 10 April 2007 - 03:17 PM.

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I would suggest in that case, a VPN (Virtual Private Network) link may be best. This should allow you to connect to the office network via the Internet but using a secure connection.

Obviously the finer details would depend on the office networks configuration i.e what you have in terms of servers, routers etc & which machines on the network in particular you would need to connect to.
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Check out this link for more info on VPN's :

http://computer.hows...rks.com/vpn.htm

It will explain it better than I can!
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I recommend using OpenVPN, it is free and easy to setup. You can find a link to the official page HERE
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