admirable Messages 11,616 Name Jim Edit My Images Yes 31 Dec 2008 #1 Never tried this before but quite fancy having a bash. Correct me if I'm wrong, Is it, Cable modem plugged into server 'in NIC' and then router plugged into server 'out NIC' with the server being used as a router?
Never tried this before but quite fancy having a bash. Correct me if I'm wrong, Is it, Cable modem plugged into server 'in NIC' and then router plugged into server 'out NIC' with the server being used as a router?
Freester Messages 1,602 Name Mark Edit My Images Yes 31 Dec 2008 #2 What are you actually trying to do with your VPN?
OP admirable Messages 11,616 Name Jim Edit My Images Yes 31 Dec 2008 #3 Access the server from any PC with internet connection.
K kopite Messages 182 Name Mark Edit My Images No 31 Dec 2008 #4 What router are you using? Some routers have VPN options built in(draytek are a good example) If you have cable modem > router > server and then set up VPN software on your server you should be able to set up connections that way. What do you want to be able to access the server for? If you want to share music over the web then there is software like vibe streamer which is an amazing bit of software and its free
What router are you using? Some routers have VPN options built in(draytek are a good example) If you have cable modem > router > server and then set up VPN software on your server you should be able to set up connections that way. What do you want to be able to access the server for? If you want to share music over the web then there is software like vibe streamer which is an amazing bit of software and its free
W who? Messages 1,608 Name Mark Edit My Images Yes 31 Dec 2008 #5 admirable said: Access the server from any PC with internet connection. Click to expand... Thats not neccesarily VPN. In fact if you really mean from any Pc then it is not VPN. Virtual Private Networks are way of setting up a secure link between a remote PC and your server. Think of it as a virtual leased line. Are you actually wanting to set up a server in a DMZ so that people can access particular services on that server? Tell us what you want to do in more detail.
admirable said: Access the server from any PC with internet connection. Click to expand... Thats not neccesarily VPN. In fact if you really mean from any Pc then it is not VPN. Virtual Private Networks are way of setting up a secure link between a remote PC and your server. Think of it as a virtual leased line. Are you actually wanting to set up a server in a DMZ so that people can access particular services on that server? Tell us what you want to do in more detail.
OP admirable Messages 11,616 Name Jim Edit My Images Yes 31 Dec 2008 #6 I want to be able to access (load/download) files on a server in my home from anywhere. I still want my simple home network to work.
I want to be able to access (load/download) files on a server in my home from anywhere. I still want my simple home network to work.
OP admirable Messages 11,616 Name Jim Edit My Images Yes 31 Dec 2008 #7 Router is a Buffalo WHR-HP-G54
MattF Messages 245 Name Matt Edit My Images Yes 31 Dec 2008 #8 Can't you just setup FTP and forward the correct ports?
OP admirable Messages 11,616 Name Jim Edit My Images Yes 1 Jan 2009 #9 MattF said: Can't you just setup FTP and forward the correct ports? Click to expand... I really need to see the files etc as many will be pics and I have no way of remembering all the file numbers.
MattF said: Can't you just setup FTP and forward the correct ports? Click to expand... I really need to see the files etc as many will be pics and I have no way of remembering all the file numbers.
K kopite Messages 182 Name Mark Edit My Images No 1 Jan 2009 #10 Just checked and it seems that your router can have the DD-WRT firmware installed. the firmware will allow u to create a vpn on the router http://www.dd-wrt.com They have a really good community over there who will be able to help you with the finer details of setting up the bpn on the router.
Just checked and it seems that your router can have the DD-WRT firmware installed. the firmware will allow u to create a vpn on the router http://www.dd-wrt.com They have a really good community over there who will be able to help you with the finer details of setting up the bpn on the router.
OP admirable Messages 11,616 Name Jim Edit My Images Yes 1 Jan 2009 #11 Hmmm, just had a quick look, this is all starting to get a bit confusing for my small brain!
K kopite Messages 182 Name Mark Edit My Images No 1 Jan 2009 #12 What about pcanywhere then? Its free and supposed to be easy https://secure.logmein.com/home.asp?lang=en
What about pcanywhere then? Its free and supposed to be easy https://secure.logmein.com/home.asp?lang=en
OP admirable Messages 11,616 Name Jim Edit My Images Yes 4 Jan 2009 #13 kopite said: What about pcanywhere then? Its free and supposed to be easy https://secure.logmein.com/home.asp?lang=en Click to expand... Thanks, but it won't let me transfer files unless I pay for it.
kopite said: What about pcanywhere then? Its free and supposed to be easy https://secure.logmein.com/home.asp?lang=en Click to expand... Thanks, but it won't let me transfer files unless I pay for it.