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I have a situation and I need to be able to access a server that sits on my network. There are two routers one for the server I need to access and one that is on my network from workstation but I need to create a VPN and use Terminal services. What is the configuration??
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It all depends on what routers you are using.
Your best bet is to use Linux Smoothwall it is free and you will need to install it on two machines to use as firewalls (the machines can be really old rubbish ones!) it is simple to set up and once up and running is brilliant. You will need two network cards in each machine a red side for the web side and a green side for your local pc side. trust me it is the best way of creating a simple stable VPN
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