I have a simple LAN. All workgroup PCs. Network Attached Printers. No domain controller. Cable internet access, router. How would I extend this LAN over T1 and have computers on the otherside act like they were on the same LAN? Would they all talk to the DHCP on the router? Some companies who would install the PtP show routers on each end such as a NetVanta 3430, but would any special considerations be needed as far as regular network connectivity between computers on either end of the PtP?
2007-06-14
09:29:21
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Michael R
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For clarity, I do not want to connect the two places by VPN over the internet. The reasons are: The second location does not have any good internet access available. No DSL, no Cable. I would have the second location get it's internet access from the Cable at the first location. The two will be linked by a Point to Point T1.
I'm not interested in a wireless solution, I don't want anything that is affected by weather. I also can't run a fiber optic cable 15 miles through the country and city between the locations. Point to Point T1.
2007-06-14
09:47:06 ·
update #1