[coasttech]

Ok… a client of mine needs me to set up a VPN for them. They are in one building with two offices and they need there privacy from each other.


I know some routers have ability to be able to do this and there is also software out there that can accomplish as well. My problem is I have never set one up before and do not know where to begin. This does need to be very compacted set up, just a simple VPN.


Can someone people give me a hand on where to start! I would like to get this done for them in the next couple off weeks, cuz after that I am moving and going to school and I need the $$ from this job for school!!

That’s in advance!

Edited by coasttech, 16 August 2005 - 08:31 PM.

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[chicagotech]

First you need to decide what kind VPN. this list many options,

vpn solutionsVPN Solutions. 1. Peer to Peer VPN 2. Client to Server VPN 3. Site to Site VPN 4. IPSec VPN 5. Exporting VPN Client Settings ...
http://www.chicagote...pnsolutions.htm

[coasttech]

As of right now they just have a DCHP Advanced file sharing network. Essentially this can stay the same; they just need to be able to take half the network split it up so that they can not see each other al all.

[coasttech]

lol checked out the site but can figure out what one I want!

So all I need to do is spilt one network into 2 and run off the same internet connection. Ideas? I wish I had time to dive into this but I got 3 million things going on right now!!

[coasttech]

[coasttech]

Ok now it has come down to begging “PLEASE HELP ME” there has got to be one of you out there that can give me a hand. I am not stupid just don’t know where to start off… give me a little bit of help and I will get (lol)


PLEASE HELP PEOPLE!

[chicagotech]

I believe what you need is a router instaed of VPN to separates the two offices. in other words, a router separate a network to two networks while VPN conenctis two networks to one network.

[coasttech]

Can you recommend a router that can do this?


That’s what I had in my mind.. what it was going to be.

Edited by coasttech, 18 August 2005 - 05:08 PM.

[coasttech]

Edited by coasttech, 18 August 2005 - 09:50 PM.

[chicagotech]

look good. linksys, d-link and netgear router are god.

[coasttech]

Did not work? This is what I am using ...click


Ideas?