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[LeonardoMartelli46506]

Hello

I bought a new rv340 cisco router for my office. I have 10 computers connected to that router, plus printers, scanner and so on. 

In that lan I have a file server (running windows server 2012), on a computer. 

Every computer in the Lan uses the files from the file server.

I want to connect to that file server from my house (I used to do it with Remote Desktop). But i need something more fast and safe. So I started reading about VPN. I have windows 10

That is why i bought the rv340. 

But i dont know and which vpn set up:

Client to site

PPTP

Teleworker

and so on.

Can anyone tell me which one is the best (and easy) for my case. I only need to access the file server.

Sorry for my bad english.....

Thanks!!!

[balaji.bandi]

You can use native Client of Windows : check below :

https://community.cisco.com/t5/small-business-support-documents/pptp-vpn-configuration-on-rv340-345-routers/ta-p/3220097

[LeonardoMartelli46506]

Ok 

I will try PPTP server

But i have on more question.

I dont have an static ip on the public WAN IP. Instead, i use dyndns to access video cameras. 

My question is: 

Can i have an issue with the ports that use the cameras and the vpn? Or are differents thing?

Thank you again

[balaji.bandi]

They are different, make sure you able to reach VPN Server that RV 340 to get connect PPTP.  - Now sure how your Cameras connecting, Hope that is simple NAT to outside you have Port-forward back to the network, same way PPTP required to port-forward for the PPTP works.

take backup of config, do 1 steps at a time to test, so even it anything breaks you can revert back to known good config.