Sean Rhudy
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Site to Site VPN using Server 2003 as endpoints
Hi all,
I have 2 locations that have the exact same setup. A comcast router in bridge mode, an Edgemark router (That I can't do a VPN on because it's Comcast's) and a Server 2003 behind that. Instead of adding another network device into the mix, can I just setup a site to site VPN between the 2 servers? I just want the users to be able to access the shared drives on each server.
I have 2 locations that have the exact same setup. A comcast router in bridge mode, an Edgemark router (That I can't do a VPN on because it's Comcast's) and a Server 2003 behind that. Instead of adding another network device into the mix, can I just setup a site to site VPN between the 2 servers? I just want the users to be able to access the shared drives on each server.
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I'm sorry, but I cannot understand that video at all... The servers are actually server 2008 standard, but that shouldn't make too much of a difference. The servers are not the gateway to the internet, they are connected to the switch along with the rest of the workstations, and the switch connects to the router. We have forwarded ports 47 and 1723 to each server already.
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Comcast finally agreed to let me have access to there Edgemark Routers.
Good to hear.
Thanks seanrhudy
Cheers!
--Rob
Thanks seanrhudy
Cheers!
--Rob
This video demonstrates well
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D-ZHXlkNU1o