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Each time my users logon to theirs PC, it takes a while because the network MAP drive is from the parent company. &nbsp; I have a VPN info from my parent company. <br />
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Is there any ways that I can setup the VPN in the firewall as a perminent (if possible) so that my LAN can see the parent company network, therefore, the resource is available at logon to cut slag time at logon?<br />
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Thanks<br />
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PS: This is very good resource. Thanks again!!
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Each time my users logon to theirs PC, it takes a while because the network MAP drive is from the parent company.   I have a VPN info from my parent company.

Is there any ways that I can setup the VPN in the firewall as a perminent (if possible) so that my LAN can see the parent company network, therefore, the resource is available at logon to cut slag time at logon?

Thanks

PS: This is very good resource. Thanks again!!

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No problem...my pleasure!<br />
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Here on EE questions need to say on topic for them to be useful to other EE users. So go ahead and select comment <a href="http:#a39610753" rel="ugc">http:#a39610753</a>&nbsp;as the solution and then post a new question for the VPN issues and I'll answer you there!<br />
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Thanks!
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No problem...my pleasure!

Here on EE questions need to say on topic for them to be useful to other EE users. So go ahead and select comment http:#a39610753 [http:#a39610753] as the solution and then post a new question for the VPN issues and I'll answer you there!

Thanks!

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I am now to SonicWall. I have two internet providers to my server room. How do I setup my SonicWall to do failover and failback.<br />
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I am now to SonicWall. I have two internet providers to my server room. How do I setup my SonicWall to do failover and failback.

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How to setup SonicWALL TZ 215 failover

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