I'll agree with Bill, lots of options here
1. Hire a consulting company to propose a Remote Access solution both
design and implementation and watch them incorporate a war dial assessment,
a manual external modem search, and then fumble on how to implement a RAS
service without disrupting the user community by changing the way
they communicate to vendors that still have yet to discover the power of
the Internet.. :)
2. Outsource all remote access to companies like Genuity/Verizon, AT&T
Worldnet, MCI/Worldcom.
3. Buy a Model 2600 Telecommunications Intrusion Device from
(www.enetsec.com) to monitor the calls before they hit the RAS Server.
At 11:13 AM 3/5/01 -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Juan,
Lots of options here. If you are intending on dialing out, I assume you
have fixed numbers to dial to. You can use the Callback feature available
on most RAS servers, or use the Dial-On-Demand features of a router.
Several RAS manufactures support dial-out capabilities. I've set up
outbound connections on Cisco and Ascend boxes. All these options support
PPP.
-- Bill Stackpole, CISSP
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