Assuming the intent of the telecommuter is to use the internet to connect to
the central site, you need to get a security policy into place, and
determine how you are going to handle authentication and authorization, not
to mention encryption. This is the crux of the VPN mania that is driving
much of the discussion I am seeing with clients these days.
Cisco and many ISP's and Telco's offer a lot in the way of white papers on
the topic. In general, the technology is off the shelf and ready to go. The
tough part is the policy.
Chuck
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jeongwoo park
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Subject: what interface is necessary?
Hi all
I have a quick question.
In fact, central site router need modem to allow
telecommuter to connet to a central site router.
If this commuter changed modem to DSL, what interface
or equipment does central site router need?
Is it still modem?
Thanks.
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