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Hello, im a new MIS Staff here in our company, and im the only tech in my department.. and i have to work even if im at home.. so i have this idea by putting up a VPN connection. im planning to establish a VPN Server in our office running in Windows 2003 R2 so i could connect to our network resources when im at home and also for real-time support. our network is behind a firewall and also i have a router.. can anyone could give a expert technical advise.. please do so.. thank you very much..
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On Windows Server 2003 the way to do this is under Administrative Tools, Routing and Remote Access. See http://support.microsoft.com/kb/323441 for instructions.
I however feel that PPTP is insecure and outdated. You should invest in a hardware firewall that supports IPSec VPN clients, or better yet SSL VPN, such as some Netgear FVS series or Cisco ASA 55xx series devices.
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