I would like help.
I need to mount a vpn between 2 places, in the first place I have a network where it has a server with a program. This program will be accessed in this network and should also be accessed in the second place by external employees.
1st what would be the best option to mount this vpn with SoftEther VPN server?
2º SoftEther VPN SERVER that is installed in the computer / server that has the system, in it will also have to be installed SoftEther VPN CLIENT to be able to communicate with external employees?
How to Set Up a VPN
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Rmp
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Re: How to Set Up a VPN
brianT wrote:
> As far as I’m concerned, SoftetherVPN is suitable for Windows OS
> (https://www.bestvpnrating.com/service/vpn-gate), so I specify a few steps
> for setting up a VPN between two computers.
> 1.You need to access a VPN on the remote computer (this device will be the
> one with public internet access) and set up a VPN using the Control Panel
> on the computer.
> 2.The next step is to configure an outgoing VPN connection. Enter an IP
> address of the computer you use as a server, type the username and password
> (that you’ve created before).
> 3.You may be needed to change adapter settings on the incoming computer
> (your 1 location). Here you need to indicate the name of the computer you
> want to provide VPN access. I also recommend to choose TCP/IPv4 when you
> are requested to indicate the type of IP for the connection.
> That’s all. If you have any questions, I’ll be happy to help you.
> As far as I’m concerned, SoftetherVPN is suitable for Windows OS
> (https://www.bestvpnrating.com/service/vpn-gate), so I specify a few steps
> for setting up a VPN between two computers.
> 1.You need to access a VPN on the remote computer (this device will be the
> one with public internet access) and set up a VPN using the Control Panel
> on the computer.
> 2.The next step is to configure an outgoing VPN connection. Enter an IP
> address of the computer you use as a server, type the username and password
> (that you’ve created before).
> 3.You may be needed to change adapter settings on the incoming computer
> (your 1 location). Here you need to indicate the name of the computer you
> want to provide VPN access. I also recommend to choose TCP/IPv4 when you
> are requested to indicate the type of IP for the connection.
> That’s all. If you have any questions, I’ll be happy to help you.