Connecting to a remote LAN using a secure VPN |
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In this tutorial I will explain how to setup a connection to communicate with a VPN server.
After you set up your VPN server at your Local Area Network, you need to set up a client to connect to it. To do this, go to Control Panel - Network Connections and select Create a new connection in the left like shown bellow:
Click next and enter a brief description of that connection. If you have another dial-on-demand type of connection (ADSL, VPN, Dialup) configured on your computer, you could be prompted to dial it before you dial the current one. Choose the not do dial an initial connection unless desired.
Click next and you are done. If you want, you can also add a shortcut to the connection on your desktop.
If it's all ok, you should get connected, aquiring a virtual IP address from the VPN server; your computer can then operate like he was physically in the remote local area network.
written by farhanharon , September 17, 2007
simple to network
written by Cyril , July 16, 2008
this article is very much helpful. I am a bigginer in VPN. In my company I have an adsl line connected to a router and from that router, to the LAN. I dont have a leased line(Fixed IP). so when connecting from a remote computer, what public IP address should I give? Should I give the external IP of the router? but it changes on daily basis. Please help
written by akash , November 20, 2008
what is of vpn why use
written by Rangarajan , November 05, 2009
After VPN configuration what are the things we can able to do with it?
written by sudesh , August 31, 2010
what point-to-point connection any body can help me Do you need more help? Ask now!
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