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VPN and Blackberry

Asked by Tomster2 in Virtual Private Networking (VPN)

Tags: blackberry, vpn

We have one user who has a Blackberry device that allows him to plug in his PC and access the internet.

Our laprop users also have the ability to open up a VPN connection to our network... but only the user above has a blackberry.

He is unable to maintain a VPN connection for any length of time, nor is he able to access all the shared drives on the server.

My thought is that the bandwidth of a blackberry connection along with the speed will probably prevent any semblance of stability with a VPN.

Am I a pessimist or a realist?  Cast your vote (along with any suggestions or experiences you care to share with this setup).
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Zone: Virtual Private Networking (VPN)
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