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I am working on a project in the middle of nowhere and have several offices over a 25 mile radius. This project i am working on has 7 construction companies all supplying resource to the project. Now each of these companies supplies IT equipment to each of their staff and is on on their own domain, so we have<br />
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7 companies supplying their own staff with domain locked computers.<br />
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What i want is to set up some dedicated lines to each of the companies and arrange with them a link from there corporate environment to the project environment to help facilitate computer updates without having to go to a corporate office. One company is using DA which is not great.<br />
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Does anyone know the best way this can be achieved and have either instructions or links to instructions on setting this up? <br />
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<li>We have access to our networks, routers etc</li>
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<li>The project is not a domain</li>
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<li>7 companies are employed on this project</li>
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<li>Each company has their own staff and BYOD on their domain</li>
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Finally<br />
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<li>I need to set up links to each of these companies so that computer updates and installs via SCCM can be installed</li>
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Thanks in Advance<br />
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John
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I am working on a project in the middle of nowhere and have several offices over a 25 mile radius. This project i am working on has 7 construction companies all supplying resource to the project. Now each of these companies supplies IT equipment to each of their staff and is on on their own domain, so we have

7 companies supplying their own staff with domain locked computers.

What i want is to set up some dedicated lines to each of the companies and arrange with them a link from there corporate environment to the project environment to help facilitate computer updates without having to go to a corporate office. One company is using DA which is not great.

Does anyone know the best way this can be achieved and have either instructions or links to instructions on setting this up? 

We have access to our networks, routers etc

The project is not a domain

7 companies are employed on this project

Each company has their own staff and BYOD on their domain


Finally

I need to set up links to each of these companies so that computer updates and installs via SCCM can be installed


Thanks in Advance

John

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