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HI<br />
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just a question really on using TMG.<br />
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I have a remote office that i am installing a new server, I have TMG 2010 and &nbsp;wondering if this scenario will work, <br />
&nbsp;in this office I would like to install a 2008 windows member server that has already been on the domain in our main office, it doesn’t have AD on it, can I install TMG and create a VPN to the main office so users on the remote office can login through the TMG VPN link an also the server will be signing in to the main domain this way.<br />
My reason for this is I can’t install TMG on a domain controller and only allowed one server in the remote office. <br />
Will this work or should I go down the cisco route,and make the it domain controller, &nbsp;the main office has a Cisco ASA<br />

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HI

just a question really on using TMG.

I have a remote office that i am installing a new server, I have TMG 2010 and  wondering if this scenario will work, 
 in this office I would like to install a 2008 windows member server that has already been on the domain in our main office, it doesn’t have AD on it, can I install TMG and create a VPN to the main office so users on the remote office can login through the TMG VPN link an also the server will be signing in to the main domain this way.
My reason for this is I can’t install TMG on a domain controller and only allowed one server in the remote office. 
Will this work or should I go down the cisco route,and make the it domain controller,  the main office has a Cisco ASA


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