How do you set up a VPN?
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A VPN Client (Softwae) must have the IP of the VPN Gateway (Router), KEY (Hex encrypted data), and last but not least, be authorized as a user on the Router.\n                 OR\nThe IP address' of the other VPN Router are entered,  as well as the same key.\n\nThe first case is for a student to be able to connect to his home network, the second is for a remote office to be connected to the main office
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first u need to load proxy server program.then fo to network setting and enable using proxy server checkbox.initialise network connection to proxy server and providing right ip address
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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.
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Generally, the configuration is done through a web interface.\n\nIf you haven't modified the configuration, try opening your web browser to http://192.168.0.1 or http://192.168.1.1 (standard default addresses). If the router is made by Linksys, use the username admin and the password password.\n\nIf that doesn't work, go to a command prompt on your workstation to determine the IP. Run ipconfig, and the default gateway of your computer is the IP of the router. Type that IP into your web browser.
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In Internet Explorer, go to:\n\nTools > Internet Options... > Connections > LAN Settings... and make sure that "Automatically detect settings" is the only box checked.\n\nNext, go to Start > Control Panel > Network Connection.  Right-click on Local Area Network and select Properties.  Click on Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) and press the Properties button.  Make sure that "Obtain an IP address automatically" and "Obtain DNS server address automatically" are both selected, then click on OK.
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Install and configure RAS services.   This question is very deep and complicated.  I've done it, but it's a pain in the ass to explain it.  Why don't you look it up on support.microsoft.com/kb\n\nJust type in how to setup RAS or VPN on windows 2000
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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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There are tons of software options - google is your friend there.  Mainly depends on what you have at each site.  For instance, Windows servers all have some sort of software VPN capabilities.\n\nHowever, you can get firewall/routers with VPN endpoint capabilities pretty inexpensively these days.  As an example, the Symantec appliances are simple to use and relatively cheap.  (http://www.symantec.com/small_business/products/security_appliances/sgs300/index.html)  DLink, Linksys and Netgear all have stuff cheaper in the "soho" space as well.  Or spend more and go for Cisco if you have the needs and skills.
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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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Easy answer is NO\n\nYou may try to build VPN to other computer where you have full access, but it won't be easy.
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first download something called noip\n\nfrom www.no-ip.com and you can set up your own domain (assigned by them!)\n\nthen download tightvnc, and access it from tightvnc.\n\njust open your pc (the one you want to access from) and go to ie explorer and type in yournoipdomain:5800\n\nthen you can remote control
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Ignore PAT - it won't work for what you're trying to do.\n\nYou want to give the PC an internal static IP.  Then log into your router and port forward the VNC ports (5900 tcp if I recall correctly) to that internal IP address.\n\nWhen anything hits the outside of your router on that port it will then forward into to the internal address.\n\nJust remember that depending on your flavour of VNC the data may not be encrypted.  You also want a nice secure password, and perhaps to limit connection at either the router or VNC to certain external IP addreses.
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1.Don’t think you can which is why we use hardware VPNS but I think I saw some cisco software that would allow multi vpns A better way of doing it is to daisy chain your VPNS together under different ip ranges \n\n2.Not to sure but I would think that limitations to ip rages are standard they are in 2003 server another way of looking at it is to lock down via subnet mask? \n\n3.I usually charge!
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Try using http://www.vtunnel.com/ and see if you can use the ip tunnel to get around it.
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Go to the manufactures web site and you will find instructions for setting up security, probably a user manual or some such
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http://dhvrm.blogspot.com/2006/04/getting-around-firewall-via-your-own.html
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hehe! ok follow the stpes.\n\n1.start>setting>control pannel\n2.Click on Network Connections\n3.ON THE TOP LEFT HAND SIDE OF THE FOLDER, U WILL SEE "CREATE A NEW CONNECTION"-CLICK ON IT\n\n4.NEXT>CONNECT TO INTERNET>\n5.THEN U HV TO CHOOSE FROM ANY OF THESE THREE OPTIONS. I USE THE SECOND ONE"SET UP MY CONNECTION MANUALLY".\n6. FOR THE SECOND ONE:\n     CONNECT USING A DIALUP MODEM>NEXT>ENTER ISP NAME(ANYTHING)>NEXT>PHONE NUMBER(UR ISP DIAL NO.)>THEN FILL UP THE BLANKS>ADD A SHRTCUT TO DESKTOP>FINISH.\n\nU R DONE