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  3. December 2008

Re: Getting to Iseries using DSL and Iseries Access

Yep.. they are all twinax at the moment using 3488's with a great deal of
success. I only hear from these guys a couple times each year. They never
have any problems.

That Netgear router does have a VPN client for another $44.


Vern Hamberg wrote:
A hardware VPN would be fine. I worked at a place with DSL a few years ago, we put in a LinkSys VPN router behind the DSL modem. You will need some kind of client for your remote people - might be able to just use Windows' VPN setup, or Netgear might have a client - their manual will tell you what to do. You probably don't need your remotes to get their own VPN router.



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