[Hidden-tech] Office VPN technology

[Reva Reck]

I have a client that uses Kerio firewall (now called "Kerio Control"), 
which will run on XP just fine. It also runs on unix & linux. My client 
has a computer dedicated to this function for security purposes, but it 
doesn't need to be anything high-end. It just has to have 2 network 
cards. It uses its own VPN client , which is an easy download and 
install. The client is free, the firewall software costs a few hundred 
dollars and is fairly easy to set up. Their support is excellent. I've 
never had to wait more than 5 minutes to talk to someone, and I've never 
talked to anyone who wasn't very knowledgeable, courteous, and helpful.

http://www.kerio.com/products

I bought it for them through Tony Lawrence, who's also great to work 
with and can help you set it up http://aplawrence.com/Kerio/
-Reva


David Korpiewski wrote:
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> I'm supporting a small office that is now moving to a different office. 
>   The problem is that all the partners that own the business want to 
> work from home and access their data which resides on a server at the 
> new location.
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> So in a hurry I need to get a VPN router that works well.  I'd prefer 
> something that works natively with the Windows XP VPN client.   Does 
> such a thing exist?   They don't have a Win2003 enterprise server to do 
> RAS, so I'm out of luck there.
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> Any help would be appreciated
> David
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