Shahid wrote: > Dear Mr. Mustafa, > > Tks for your suggestions and m trying to go through documenttion. > > Initially I went frustrated when got a reply like "dont you hv heard abt VPN" > - darling friends I am looking for some suggestions as my experience in > Networking or IT is poor. > > I hv two separate networks wch I stated earlier using NAT router. I m eager > to use VPN utility but how to configure, hv no idea abt it. Can any one brief > me how to do VPN in dlink or Netgear. > > Hope all you wil consider my case positively. > > Rgds/shahid > >
Dear Mr Shahid few suggestion, which I believe will help you in the long run -- if you wish to stay in IT, that is 1. try not to use language that only you and a handful of your mates understand -- what is the point in getting rid of the vowels? if I find your message difficult to read, I would rather not read it. 2. before asking any question, make sure you know what you are asking and why you are asking. There is no way people around the world will be fully aware of what you expect or what you problems are, and if you are not prudent enough to put your query right, why on earth should people even get back to you for further clarification? for a starter, you can read through this link http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html 3. if you feel frustrated, fine, I too am frustrated by your approach of presenting the problem. Will you care enough to make sure next time you write in proper case, in fully comprehensive words, in full details? 4. My experience might not be conclusive, but bdlug is the most enduring and softest list I am a member of. Try your first mail to any of the well established lists, and if you get any positive answer in the first seven days -- please do let me know. Not only will you be flamed, but most of the people who can *actually* give you the solution will not even open your mail in the next few months -- no matter how much you try. 5. Don't expect to be spoon-fed -- if you wish someone else to do your work, make sure you are willing to pay the proper price for it, otherwise, do it on your own. It is not at all an issue about your expertise about networking or IT, rather more of an issue of your initiatives to overcome the situation. and it *is* like that, irrespective of whether you feel frustrated or encouraged, indifferent to whether you like it or not. BTW, if and when you are quoting someone, quote properly -- otherwise it becomes a slander. The sentence you put in between those quotation mark is not what I wrote. happy linuxing
