Basic VPN set up concerns
Posted: Tue Oct 29, 2013 7:58 am
Hey, everyone. I'm new here.
It's great to have stumbled on SoftEther VPN website while browsing for VPN solutions. Read bits and pieces of the DOCUMENTATION and now I'm already a believer. Being cross-platform and multi-protocol I think is one of the best features of your software.
I'm planning to set up a branch office to connect to the main office LAN using SoftEther VPN. Based on the documentation, I can use the Virtual Hub and from there, implement the DHCP function. I would like more clarification on some of my initial basic concerns (as this actually will be my first time to implement remote access).
Do I still need to get a LEASED LINE (Static IP Line)? (Note: Of course, I would not want to do this because this is added expense.)
Or I can proceed SAFELY WITH CONFIDENCE and just use my current and existing DSL line to connect the branch office?
It's great to have stumbled on SoftEther VPN website while browsing for VPN solutions. Read bits and pieces of the DOCUMENTATION and now I'm already a believer. Being cross-platform and multi-protocol I think is one of the best features of your software.
I'm planning to set up a branch office to connect to the main office LAN using SoftEther VPN. Based on the documentation, I can use the Virtual Hub and from there, implement the DHCP function. I would like more clarification on some of my initial basic concerns (as this actually will be my first time to implement remote access).
Do I still need to get a LEASED LINE (Static IP Line)? (Note: Of course, I would not want to do this because this is added expense.)
Or I can proceed SAFELY WITH CONFIDENCE and just use my current and existing DSL line to connect the branch office?