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You may not be able to. &nbsp;It depends on how the main office sets up their VPN. &nbsp;When I setup a VPN, I terminate all connections to the outside world to ensure everything from the VPNed machine goes through the network as intended . . . less mistakes that way. &nbsp;(EG: I published this to the outside world or someone was able to get on my computer and then look at my VPN traffic).
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You may not be able to.  It depends on how the main office sets up their VPN.  When I setup a VPN, I terminate all connections to the outside world to ensure everything from the VPNed machine goes through the network as intended . . . less mistakes that way.  (EG: I published this to the outside world or someone was able to get on my computer and then look at my VPN traffic).

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What type of equipment are you using at both locations? Do you have access to that equipment for both locations? Let us know and we can go from there.
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What type of equipment are you using at both locations? Do you have access to that equipment for both locations? Let us know and we can go from there.

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have internet router with 20mb internet . want to connect permanent to main office through vpn and sametime use internet with that router . how it can configure
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have internet router with 20mb internet . want to connect permanent to main office through vpn and sametime use internet with that router . how it can configure

vpn on internet

A virtual private network (VPN) is a network that uses a public telecommunication infrastructure, such as the Internet, to provide remote offices or travelling users access to a central organizational network securely. VPNs encapsulate data transfers using secure cryptographic methods and other security mechanisms to ensure that only authorized users can access the network and that the data cannot be intercepted.

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Microsoft Legacy OS

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