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How to make 2 Office, 2 Broadband line different location access same LAN
Tags: remote office
I hope you all can understood what i want to ask here.

My situation is like this,
Main office at Site A, my factory at Site B, both site have broadband line. My management ask me it is possible if Site A want to connect to Site B and browse all computer at Site B ?
Can you suggest what can i install at Site B and Site A ?? Also forget to tell that at Site B, I have Slackware 12 and CentOS. Slackware 12 for email and webhosting. CentOS pc my management didn't know about that because i use as test server.
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Zone: Networking
Question Asked By: wlb7631
Solution Provided By: Fatal_Exception
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04.10.2008 at 05:02PM PDT, ID: 21330442
Hello wlb7631, I'm not familiar with the CentOS, but I know that Windows XP Pro, Vista , using 'Remote desktop", and Win NTor 2000 Server, using "Remote Acces Server", and Server 2003  using "Routing and Remote Access", all have this capapility....If You have any of these I can walk you thru the setup.....I hope this helps......Booda
 
04.10.2008 at 05:58PM PDT, ID: 21330694
what i mean here like ... all staff at Site A can access all pc at Site B, like there are same LAN even different locations. As i know, Remote Desktop only for one user.
 
04.11.2008 at 09:56AM PDT, ID: 21335990

Rank: Master

Well, the proper way to set this up would be to:

1)  Install a Site to Site VPN (I suggest Cisco, but you would probably have to have a Cisco Engineer / consultant come in to help you...)
2)  Domain Controllers at each site recommended, but not necessary..  (if you are running a Domain Model)

Once you have the VPN connected, and IF all internal software firewalls allow access, you will be able to use DNS to access all computers on the other subnet...  You could map drives, etc..

FE
 
04.13.2008 at 06:12PM PDT, ID: 21346942
that mean i cannot use only simple software from my linux server
 
04.14.2008 at 04:47PM PDT, ID: 21354953

Rank: Master

There are ways to configure Linux boxes as routers, and create site to site VPNs with them, but I am not a linux guru, and my advice would be..  shoddy at best...  the important part is the secure tunnel that you would need to connect the offices..  once this is done, and traffic is flowing, everything else is pretty much SOP..  Each site would be on its own subnet, but as long as you were not relying on Netbios, the resources would be available...  (why I suggest DCs and DNS at each location to make it easy...)

For instance, Vyatta is an open source (linux) solution that would give you the chance at secure tunnels..

http://www.vyatta.com/123/demo_123.php

FE
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04.14.2008 at 05:36PM PDT, ID: 21355140
do i need to buy the software or hardware ??
 
 
05.07.2008 at 08:39AM PDT, ID: 21517563
Sorry, but I missed your last comment / question!  No, this software (Vyatta) is open source, and free to use..  The downloadable manual is about an inch thick, but it is not that hard to setup..

BTW:  Thanks for closing!

FE
 
 
 
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