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Old 08-20-2015, 12:42 PM   #1
brenkco
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Bill,
If I understand a VPN, it establishes a private network from point to point. In other words, you need the VPN port open at the server and router you're trying to connect to remotely. Then you can 'tunnel' from your machine to the host. The general application is for employees trying to access the office machines remotely.

Not sure if that is what you're trying to accomplish but I use the VPN software included with Windows.

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