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Company Main facility uses primary ISP (Company A) in Atalanta GA. &nbsp;Seventy five miles south of Atlanta is West Point where its only provider (Company B) provides a circuit to that satellite office.<br />
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Question is... how does one work with both ISP's to create a 'circuit' allowing the 7 folks in WestPoint to access the domain located in the Company Main Domain as if they were actually in the Company Main Faciltiy? &nbsp;<br />
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Other than using 7 individual VPN circuits... &nbsp; ISP for Company Main owns/houses/manages the firewall and the public IP addresses...<br />
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Company Main facility uses primary ISP (Company A) in Atalanta GA.  Seventy five miles south of Atlanta is West Point where its only provider (Company B) provides a circuit to that satellite office.

Question is... how does one work with both ISP's to create a 'circuit' allowing the 7 folks in WestPoint to access the domain located in the Company Main Domain as if they were actually in the Company Main Faciltiy?  

Other than using 7 individual VPN circuits...   ISP for Company Main owns/houses/manages the firewall and the public IP addresses...


Thx

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