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Remote Networking to a domain and terminal server

I am setting up a new office and what the customer wants is to have these system remotly connected to the main office they already have a couple other offices that do this. The person who orgianally did this is no longer with them. I dont need to create any new users (yet) i just need to know how i need to configure the xp pro systems and the router at the new office to be able to connect to the server (2003 server). the cust will have a DSL connection.
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Yes prashax is right thats why I was asking tyope of router and stuff I used to use vpn PPTP on my cicso pox firewall and user connected via remote desktop connection to my main office but I reserved static ip for her
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Thanks for the info guys, to my knowledge there isnt going to be a server at the new office and the router should be vpn capable he staed it was the same one they are using at the other sites, i will be back with more info once i get onsite in a couple hours.
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Well thanks guys but i am not taking the job i got sick of being jerked around and waiting for them to get there $%^& together. So im going to split to points and Thanks again.
Tx pity but customers sometimes does that.Well thats life for you.

Rgds,

Johan