pptp tunnels are the easiest. I have replaced a majority of the random EOIP tunnels for managing customer external routers with pptp, then it also does not matter if you are on a DHCP network, such as Comcast, etc...
You can still do your static routing/firewalling over the tunnel. Erich Kaiser North Central Tower [email protected] Office: 630-621-4804 Cell: 630-777-9291 On Mon, Nov 30, 2015 at 4:37 PM, George Skorup <[email protected]> wrote: > We put all of our stuff on Google Drive. Personal devices are allowed onto > our Apps domain, but I enforce the Device Policy requirement so I can wipe > them at any time. :) > > Anyone that's off-net can connect to our NOC VPN and get to printers in > the office, radios on the network, etc. I use the VPN on my phone all the > time in the field so I don't have to pull out my laptop for simple stuff. > Hell of a lot easier than trying to do remote desktop on a tiny screen. > > On 11/30/2015 2:32 PM, Nate Burke wrote: > >> I know many of you have multiple offices, probably one at the shop and >> one at home. How do you link them all together? Do you VPN in at a machine >> or Router level? Make the home network an extension of the office network >> via a tunnel? Or just do firewall rules to allow the home machines in? Do >> you Isolate the rest of your home machines from your 'work' machine? >> >> The only things I really need to keep access to are Mapped/shared drives, >> and Network Printers. I.E. Home accessing a share on a server at the shop, >> or Server at the Shop printing to a printer at home. >> >> >> >
