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Setting up a new network with a seperate company

My company has purchased a new company.  We currently have our main location where I have my own network, several MS 2003 & 2008 servers, Exchange 2010, etc.  We have MAS500 ERP system which we use to handle all of our Sales orders, Inventory, Shipments, etc.

We purchased a small company that MAY have the potential to provide profit for us.  For now, I want to make the investment minimal.  I need to create a network for about 5 computers to be able to communicate with each other a share files, printers, etc.  They need to connect to the internet and be able to connect to our ERP system at the main office to be able to create Sales Orders,, shipments, track inventory, etc.

I do not want to invest in a T1 line or make a long term commitment to a provider at this point for anything expensive.  

I also want to provide them email from my Exchange server but I would like to give them a different domain name on their email.  Is this possible?  My domain is ABC.com but I would prefer their email address to be xyz.com.  If I own that domain name can I do that without actually making it a subdomain?

Any advice or suggestions is appreciated.  Thanks!
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I think you can own more than one domain without issue and you do not need to join them.

You can easily hook up a site to site tunnel between locations using standard ADSL. It will not be fast but it will work. Put hardware VPN routers at each end.

If your ERP system is a true client server database, it may not work well over a slow link, so you may have to put it on a terminal server at the main office.

What you want to do is do-able, just work carefully to an overall low cost plan.

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Thank you for the grade. Good luck.
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