> Unless all of these sites have static IP addresses then using > GB-Light is > going to be very complicated and messy. This type of > scenario is exactly > what the RoBoX was designed for-- Remote Office / Branch > Office (RoBo).
My cable modem now has a non-static IP address, but it hasn't changed in the month that it has been non-static. I'm treating it as a static IP address for the purposes of the VPN between my house (GBL) and my office (GB1000). If my IP address ever does change, I'll need to change one address object and the VPN on the GBL and change the VPN on the GB1000. If you have RA filters allowing the GBL to be managed from the central office, then in the case of an IP address change you should be able to manage the configuration change from one location. If you suspect that the IP address may have changed (i.e., the VPN stopped working but the Internet connection still works) then have someone at the remote office go to: http://www.whatismyipaddress.com to find what the IP address changed to. Once you know that, you can connect to the GNAT Box and make the changes. Of course, even though my cable modem's IP address hasn't changed in over a month, YMMV. Mike Burden Lynk Systems http://www.lynk.com (616)532-4985 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
