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If its just one laptop, why not global vpn client?
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If its just one laptop, why not global vpn client?

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Thank You aarontomosky,<br />
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They are all using the global vpn client which is very slow when opening &nbsp;applications like Sage ACT ,some home offices will have up to 4 users.<br />
I really feel I need site to site for this.
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Thank You aarontomosky,

They are all using the global vpn client which is very slow when opening  applications like Sage ACT ,some home offices will have up to 4 users.
I really feel I need site to site for this.

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I have 5 remote locations lets call them home office's.<br />
They all have there own service providers<br />
I want to give them access for their personal computers Internet and such but also allow the laptop we have given them to be able to site to site with the home office.<br />
we have a NSA 3500 and I was thinking of sending them a TZ215 wireless.<br />
Is there a flow chart or step by step info for this type of setup?
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I have 5 remote locations lets call them home office's.
They all have there own service providers
I want to give them access for their personal computers Internet and such but also allow the laptop we have given them to be able to site to site with the home office.
we have a NSA 3500 and I was thinking of sending them a TZ215 wireless.
Is there a flow chart or step by step info for this type of setup?

SonicWall Site to Site VPN

A virtual private network (VPN) is a network that uses a public telecommunication infrastructure, such as the Internet, to provide remote offices or travelling users access to a central organizational network securely. VPNs encapsulate data transfers using secure cryptographic methods and other security mechanisms to ensure that only authorized users can access the network and that the data cannot be intercepted.

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Components

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Networking Hardware-Other

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Network Security

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