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Question: If location 1 &amp;&nbsp;2 do not have their own internet circuit how do they connect to corporate office?
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Question: If location 1 & 2 do not have their own internet circuit how do they connect to corporate office?

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through MPLS VPN to corporate office
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Again I ask the question: If location 1 &amp;&nbsp;2 do not have their own internet circuit how do they connect to corporate office?<br />
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VPN over what a T1, Lan connection?
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Again I ask the question: If location 1 & 2 do not have their own internet circuit how do they connect to corporate office?

VPN over what a T1, Lan connection?

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We have 3 MPLS circuits - Loc1, Loc2, and Loc3 all &nbsp;connecting to our coporate office. &nbsp;Loc1 and Loc2 do not have their own Internet circuit and I need them to able to use the Internet circuit in our corporate office without using a proxy.<br />
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What static routes should I have our MPLS provider add on their routers? &nbsp;What static routes do I need to add on our routers?
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We have 3 MPLS circuits - Loc1, Loc2, and Loc3 all  connecting to our coporate office.  Loc1 and Loc2 do not have their own Internet circuit and I need them to able to use the Internet circuit in our corporate office without using a proxy.

What static routes should I have our MPLS provider add on their routers?  What static routes do I need to add on our routers?

Route Internet traffic through MPLS

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