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jclendenan-obsv · 10-05-2009

Hi,I've got an RVS4000 at a remote site where I need to route a pair of subnets to our primary office location through the VPN interface.I have the link up and running, and can ping from a system in the remote site to one our primary site's networks,...

jclendenan-obsv · 12-03-2009

PS.Termial services at our central site generally worked around the IT management issues, as users didn't have any reason to jump betweeen the offices in our site.James

jclendenan-obsv · 12-03-2009

We also had a similar problem during a recent move. We ended up using a more advanced router product for doing a full mesh vpn solution, and then used the RVS's for single office connections with only a few users.As for using multiple subnets, the R...

jclendenan-obsv · 10-05-2009

Hi David,Thanks for the reply, we were expecting that this product was able to do this, as we have purchased several of them for our network.So I take it as an alternative to route multiple networks, I'll have to use seporate tunnels? one for each ne...

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