"Chris (Ski) Kacoroski" wrote:
>
> I use the netscreens and they work good. The low end runs about $500 per
> applicance. You can get dial up clients that work on WinXX. They also act
> as a firewall for your site.
>
> Another idea would be to set up a ssh tunnel by hand (description on how to
> do this in a recent Linux Journal article). This requires you to have SSH
> running on the client machines.
The ssh tunnel is what I use between my office and aremote site as well
as betwenn the office and my house.
What I have not tested is the smb stuff being routed as each of these
locations are on a dfferent subnet/network.
Does the windows browsing require the machines to be on the same subnet?
If not it would be a really effective and easy solution. It WILL
require linux boxes on both ends to perform the link, at least witht the
setup scripts I use. They came from Gordon M. BTW but since he has
moved I have not checked to see if his ftp site is still there.
Since I have linux firewalls on each of the internt connection points
this wa not an issue for me. BTW the one at the house is an IBM P90 on
a 500MB hd that I got off ebay for $65 about six or eight mos ago.
HTH
Bret
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