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Would you be able to provide me reading resources on this sort of setup? I'm not really the guys doing this, i am just trying to make sure they guy doing this is doing the right thing, the best thing... (so we not wasting time and money.)<br />
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Nugs 
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Would you be able to provide me reading resources on this sort of setup? I'm not really the guys doing this, i am just trying to make sure they guy doing this is doing the right thing, the best thing... (so we not wasting time and money.)

Nugs

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We have two offices about 400meters away from one another. They currently are connected over a 1.5 PPTP connection. The reason for this was to extend out the VoIP phones and the T1 connection to the second office. <br />
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This second office is receiving some connection drops. Additionally it is about to be expanded in big ways with 20+ additional VoIP phone. Needless to say, we need to fix these connection issues between these two offices.<br />
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Here are my questions:<br />
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1. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Is there a better solution that anyone knows of to connect these offices? One that gets more than 1.5 bandwidth over to this location.<br />
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Thanks,<br />
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Nugs<br />

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We have two offices about 400meters away from one another. They currently are connected over a 1.5 PPTP connection. The reason for this was to extend out the VoIP phones and the T1 connection to the second office. 

This second office is receiving some connection drops. Additionally it is about to be expanded in big ways with 20+ additional VoIP phone. Needless to say, we need to fix these connection issues between these two offices.

Here are my questions:

1.	Is there a better solution that anyone knows of to connect these offices? One that gets more than 1.5 bandwidth over to this location.

Thanks,

Nugs


Advice PPTP connections

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