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by hereinoz
by hereinoz
Unless this is a trick question, and the VPN server is at home with your PC. In that case you would use a UTP network cable and a couple if NICs.
But if the VPN server is at a remote location, you would need a long cable to join the two, a high power radio link, or if it is line of sight, you could do it with infra red.
Then again, you could use a couple of printers, a couple of very fast typists, and a very fit pigeon. Feathered file transfer!!
by oz_media
I T-1 or fibre to my clients (fibre in a remote area cost them a heap of dough but I have a close alliance with a telco so I got them a break) so it can be done but it is REALLY expensive!! My T-1 charges, which I don't pay for myself, are over $2300.00/mo with secured direct bandwidth.
The fibre costs are nearly triple that.
Personally, if it was MY money, I'd be dialling in.
by abdiyusuf43
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