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adrian
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Mon Sep 06, 2004 8:48 pm Post subject:
plss help on VPN.. |
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hi to all.. i'm an IT student taking up CNAP4 which is about WAN
Technologies. We have a project which is to wire a company having 2
main offices and each office have 5 remote branches and each branches
have 2 workstations. Here is a much detailed one:
- MainOfficeA must have 25 workstations (including servers) in their
office, divided into three groups; 8 workstations in IT department, 7
workstations in Admin dept., and 10 in Officers dept.
- The MainOfficeB have 10 workstations, 4 in IT dept. and 6 in
Officers dept.
- Remote branches have 2 workstations each.
I want to use VPN Technology to wire the company. Could anyone help me
in making a topology and how to configure a VPN technology on that
scenario.. I appreciate much your help.. thanks.. |
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Kirk Goins
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Tue Sep 07, 2004 12:42 am Post subject:
Re: plss help on VPN.. |
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Since you are a student... YOU" should first design your network.
Forget you are using a VPN for now. Design your network assuming a
dedicated network, say via FrameRelay. In your design initially just use
a generic router symbol. If you are using VLANs and such, get that all
working and get your IP scheme the way you want it.
Now that you have a Workable and Efficient network it will be straight
forward to use a VPN solution by either using routers that support VPN
connections, Firewalls that all so support VPN or Dedicated VPN devices.
adrian wrote:
| Quote: | hi to all.. i'm an IT student taking up CNAP4 which is about WAN
Technologies. We have a project which is to wire a company having 2
main offices and each office have 5 remote branches and each branches
have 2 workstations. Here is a much detailed one:
- MainOfficeA must have 25 workstations (including servers) in their
office, divided into three groups; 8 workstations in IT department, 7
workstations in Admin dept., and 10 in Officers dept.
- The MainOfficeB have 10 workstations, 4 in IT dept. and 6 in
Officers dept.
- Remote branches have 2 workstations each.
I want to use VPN Technology to wire the company. Could anyone help me
in making a topology and how to configure a VPN technology on that
scenario.. I appreciate much your help.. thanks.. |
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Lou G.
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Wed Sep 08, 2004 11:16 pm Post subject:
Re: plss help on VPN.. |
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This is a very easy scenario. It is only scary because of the number
of branches. If taken one piece at a time is a trivial problem.
The two main offices may be wired together via a Cable company, lets
say Comcast or ATT. I would connect them with a T1 line. Cost: around
150 a month.
The remote branches each get a Cable connection and connect through
VPN tunnel using two VPNRouters like the Linksys RV042.
MainOffice1--router----T1----router2------MainOffice2
bRANCH1----VPNROUTER1---Internet---VPNROUTER2----MainOfficeX
PROBLEM: HEY GUYS HOW DO WE PROVIDE internet access to the Main
Ofices in this scenario?
perhaps we should have MainOfficeX--Router---T1----ISP ?? and the ISP
will route packets to the other MainOffice with the same
configuration?
Lewis G.
mighty_gulaman@yahoo.com (adrian) wrote in message news:<561a4d2d.0409060848.6628f63d@posting.google.com>...
| Quote: | hi to all.. i'm an IT student taking up CNAP4 which is about WAN
Technologies. We have a project which is to wire a company having 2
main offices and each office have 5 remote branches and each branches
have 2 workstations. Here is a much detailed one:
- MainOfficeA must have 25 workstations (including servers) in their
office, divided into three groups; 8 workstations in IT department, 7
workstations in Admin dept., and 10 in Officers dept.
- The MainOfficeB have 10 workstations, 4 in IT dept. and 6 in
Officers dept.
- Remote branches have 2 workstations each.
I want to use VPN Technology to wire the company. Could anyone help me
in making a topology and how to configure a VPN technology on that
scenario.. I appreciate much your help.. thanks.. |
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