hi , anyone can help me to access cisco VPN and LAN same time?
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Launch the VPN client.  Click the entry for the connection.  Click modify.  In the connection properties, click the Transport tab.  Click the Allow Local LAN Access tickbox.  Click Save.\n\nThe next time that you connect, you should have LAN access as well as VPN access.  This assumes that the admin of the endpoint (PIX or concentrator) allows this.  Some do not, for security reasons.  In that case, you'll need to contact the admin and ask if they'll change the settings to allow split tunnelling.\n\nThe risk with split tunnelling is that if someone should hack into your system they will now have access to the network at the distant end of the tunnel.  For obvious reasons, some admins don't want to take that risk.
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My preferred program is UltraVNC.  It's relatively light, and supports encryption (if security is important).  Very simple to setup, and once you setup, its one click connection to your pc.\n\nIf you want an  easy way to connect them together through routers without port forwarding, try hamachi. It's a zero config vpn program that is always encrypted.  It will make your computers think that they are on the same local area network.
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if you have a crossover cable already made (the question appears to indicate so), and you are running XP on both machines, you need to set a static IP address different for each computer but in the same range (i.e. 10.0.1.1 and 10.0.1.2) then set the subnet mask the same on both (i.e. 255.255.255.0) \n\nNext you need to share a directory on one of the two systems (by default there is a directory setup called Shared Documents when you run the configure network wizard), and the only caution is don't share the root.\n\nFor simplicity since these systems appear not to be "online" at the time, disable the firewall on each system.\n\nLastly open My Computer and in the address bar type in &#92;&#92;10.0.1.1 (or whatever the address is of the system you are trying to contact) and you should see the shared directories listed.\n\nThere are other details that might need to be addressed depending on your setup/circumstances, but with the lack of details, this should head you in the right direction.
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you usually login to your router using http://192.168.1.1 or something like that. you can leave the firewall on, but enable port forwarding to do whatever you want to do - p2p for example.
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Download Realvnc.Andthen install it on the remote PC.Better chat to nme on my yahoo id hostonplanet
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First of all, you have to check to make sure that your other LAN cable is a straight cable. Otherwise you can swap LAN cables between this 2 PC to connect to the router.\n\nThen when you boot into Windows, go to Start > Run > Type cmd > Click OK. Do a "ipconfig" in DOS prompt and see if your 2nd PC gets an IP address from your router.  You can do likewise on your 1st PC to see what is the gateway of your router. Then verify the information on your 2nd PC. If the numbers are not right, you can type "ipconfig /renew" and let your 2nd PC get a new IP address from the router.
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USE VPN \n\nSECURE L2TP/PPTP
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though it may be not perfect but it is very quick\ni think that you want to connect both pcs\n\nall u need a cable to connect both pcs\nthen go to one pc and make setup "network connection" wizard in control panel  and choose from left side create a\nnew connection  then choose second option  after that choose vpn   then type you other computers name maybe this will timely helpful to you\nbye
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u can visit www.Cisco.com
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there are quite a few solutions, but i think all of them would be a little expensive..\nyou could create a vpn between the two LAN's but i think at least one of them would require a static public IP address from your ISP, which would not be cheap (besides the VPN router)...\nyou could go wireless but using equipment more expensive than the home/office wireless routers you find in best buy..\nI dont know what game you are talking about and what networking capabilities is has, so these are just general options..
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You need a router that can act as a VPN 'endpoint.' Your router doesn't do that. See the link below for a list of Linksys routers that can be endpoints (and other related information).\n\nHowever, yif you are running Windows XP you should be able to have one PC connect to the company VPN and have all the other use that connection. They would connect through the PC that is running the VPN. Use Internet Connection Sharing to do this. See the second link below. \n\nSource(s):\nhttp://linksys.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/link...\n\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/kb/314066/e...
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If they are cisco routers you can use IP tunnels or you can use VPN. Linksys also has some high end versions of homerouters that support point to point IP sec tunnels. I would look there first.
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Get an application based firewall like zonealarm. \nhttp://www.zonelabs.com/
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you can always use a router or you can buy a lan adapter. it's like a lan hub
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You will have to go thru the firewall  of thegateway thru (usually) port forwarding. This will have to be setup by the System or Network Admin.\n\nThere are two ways UDP or TCP/IP you will probably use the latter.\n\nThink of it like a door. The front of the door is to  the internet, it has an address (IP#) The back of that same door has a different address. You have to go thru two addresses to get to the LAN network so that you can acces the computers on that Network (LAN Local Area Network).\n\nYou do this thru port forwarding or VPN (Virtual Private Network). Either way you need the Admin to set it up as a direct line
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In order to set this up, you will need to use something known as VPN, or Virtual Private Networking.  Setting this up will vary based your network at work.  If you simply need to access your work PC from home, I highly recommend LogMeIn.com.  They have a free version that may meet most of your needs.
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your ISP issue IP and subnet fir the WAN and the router issue IP and subnet(unless you are using static IP) for the LAN and thats why you need the router to route the traffic between different subnet (or network).