And we'll answer it again: yes, lots of us are. RealVNC is not a VPN.
If you've got specific questions, like "How do I set up a VPN from one
office to another?" we can definitely point you toward resources, but
the question here is kind of general because there are dozens and dozens
of VPN products on the market, and countless ways of setting them up.
You'll need a VPN server at each location, which costs money (whether
it's software or hardware, in the form of a Linux solution) and a VPN
client.
There's lots of us here who can help with VPN questions, but I'd suggest
starting with something basic. Pick one client with an existing VPN,
and get your SA computer to log onto that VPN, preferably using a DUN
entry so that you can connect it on the fly with SA.
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Brent Ozar - UniFocus
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-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Gene Martinez
Sent: Monday, October 27, 2003 12:07 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [SA-list] salive and VPN
I'll ask this again..
Is anyone using Salive to check systems connected by VPN? A friend has
50 to 75 clinets ( small offices) 4 to 10 computers. He'd like to set
up VPN (maybe RealVNC or sonething like this) so ke can access the
remote computers. I'm thinking if you set up Salive and check the
connections and or (if you can) the connections to the computers you'ed
be ahead of the game. If you can check the connections, at least you'ed
know when a link goes down. Does this sound right?
Any thoughts or ideas?? Can this be done or should it be done another
way???
Thanks a proud registered user of a GREAT program!!!!!
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