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| badpapajj 2007-09-23, 11:31 pm |
| I am new at working with VPNs, I am working with Windows XP at my office and home and two other employees at their home. I would like to set up a VPN to be able to connect to my office computer even when someone else is logged in at the same time, and have security. I have DSL and am working with "Go to my PC" but I cannot log in when someone else is logged on. So my questions are; Do I need anything special as far as hardware to start and install a VPN? What are the steps to install a VPN in the office PC (main) and the other PCs? How do I begin (Installation Process and after it is installed) How do I start the VPN connection to the office from another PC? Tell me everything I need to know as if you were instructing a new student (or baby). Thank you very much. | |
| badpapajj 2007-10-11, 5:26 pm |
| nobody here has any clue? | |
| WaldoIsHere 2007-10-12, 3:53 pm |
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| rochieng 2007-10-15, 4:57 am |
| some dsl modem require special configuration what dsl router modem are you using pls post more info | |
| badpapajj 2007-10-16, 2:04 am |
| Its a T-3 going thru my office building, there is no router in my office, I connect thru a wall jack. | |
| wicket 2007-11-07, 10:13 pm |
| k, I will walk you through it step by step..... open your browser and type in www.google.com then hit enter now in the search box enter "how to set up vpn" then click search.....  | |
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| First you must have VPN account and VPN setup at your office server. Then install the client.
You cannot just set VPN without telling your IT guys. They should able to help you. |
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