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Asked by mikeabc27 in Virtual Private Networking (VPN), Network Routers, Wireless Local Area Network
I have a customer who's office lease is expiring in a couple of weeks time and they want to set up office in a converted outbuilding on their farm to save lots of commuting time.
They only have three Vista Business PCs that currenty work on a peer-to-peer network. Two of the PCs will be at the farm and the other will be at a location 70 miles away. BT broadband with public IPs is now set up at both locations and they have new 2wire 2700 modem routers.
My object is to allow access by myself and the staff to the three PCs using RDP rather than something like GoToAssist or similar - it's free, fast and easy to use. Also two PCs have a Sage licence, so I need to establish a VPN to allow the accounts data folder to be shared remotely unless there is a better way than a VPN.
I normally use a Netgear firewall router with the 2wire router for better security and because the 2wire doesn't support port redirection, but as we are only talking about 3 PCs I wonder if there is a way of bypassing the Netgear and using the 2wire on it's own?
Thanks for any ideas.
20091111-EE-VQP-89 - Hierarchy / EE_QW_3_20080625
