What connections can support a vpn?

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Need more geographic info

by scott_heath · 12 years ago In reply to What connections can supp ...

Here is a site about access for East Texas using a Motorla technology. http://www.wi-five.com/tech.html

Any connection to the internet can support a VPN connection, the question is one of performance. Obviously the faster the better.

You also have the option of calling an ISP to find out how much a fractional T1 or frame-relay costs.

3G\4G is also a possiblity if cellphone service is available in the area. This can be boosted with antennas, but my experience with the 3G solution we use for stores at my company is that they don't help that much. A properly set directional antenna can do better, but cell towers change their signal directionality on demand.

Regards,
Scott

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off-grid internet

by sewrieffel · 12 years ago In reply to Need more geographic info

Thanks Scott. The area is Northern California. Unfortunately, the cell service is very patchy, mostly non-existent, so that isn't really an option.

I will try first contacting the ISP's in the area to see if I can get something hard-lined out there, though I think it will most likely be cost prohibitive.

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Hope this helps

by scott_heath · 12 years ago In reply to off-grid internet

http://www.onelasvegas.com/wireless/CA.html

This link has some microwave radio based ISPs for Northern California.

Good luck,
Scott

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