RE: [FW1] Small office integration.

["Mark Decker" <mdecker@FW1-NOSPAMrainfinity.com>]

Joe,

Here's another option along the lines of Oliver's post, which might be
preferrable if the number of users at the remote location is small.  Many
ISPs will let you have more than one user account and registered IP address
on a DSL or Cable connection, usually for a small add'l fee (e.g. $5/mo per
extra user).  That way you don't need to buy a router or do NAT at the
remote location.  Just attach a hub to the DSL/Cable modem and several users
can SecuRemote to their heart's content.

Mark L. Decker
Rainfinity
mdecker@rainfinity.com
www.rainfinity.com> Oliver Bogen wrote:
>
> I think the cheapest way will be:
> you get a normal DSL connection for your User and use Secure Remote over
> the DSL connection.
>
> in case there is more than one User you can use
>   eg. a Zyxel Prestige 128l to connect your local Lan to the Internet via
>   DSL and if you upgrade to SP2 it will be possible for each user to
>   connect to your company via SecureRemote because with SP2 it
>   is possible to use Secure Remote behind a NAT Router ......
>



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