No no , it would all be with the blessing of the Company IT standards, who
would continue to apply their stringent standards to the main org, while
allowing the sub orgs their own flexibility but With access to the corporate
net.
(I would imagine common in a company with a research dept.)
sorry I did not express this so clearly
tayta
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> My advise is run, run like the wind.
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: tayta
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: 11/22/2000 2:54 AM
> Subject: corp. restrictions workaround?
>
> Scenario is a Corporate headquarters building, 3000 employees, 2000 in
> main
> org, and 5 * 200 in sub orgs,
> Corporate IT policy as regards Internet access is very tight eg site
> restrictions, most protocols blocked, and extremly slow.
>
> All five suborgs want to get around these restrictions but still have
> access
> to all resources on Corp Network,
>
> Building is fitted out with Cisco Switches
>
> any recommendations, proposals?
>
>
>
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