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   but dave, here comes another newbie question...   
   does router to router uses cypher'd tunnels or is it lame communication ?   
      
   thanks,   
      
   ben   
      
      
   dave wrote:   
      
   > you can set up ur router to do router to router   
   > on subnet 192.168.10.0...255.255.255.0 etc   
   > i come in from home like im on the network   
   > and i have my remote offices part of the domain just as if   
   > the computers were on the lan, mappins, printers etc...   
   > no clients , needed or vpn server...   
   > dave   
   >   
   > "Yair Sageev"  wrote in message   
   > news:y9otc.24333$rb.8849@nwrdny03.gnilink.net...   
   >   
   >>If I have a dedicated VPN router, does that mean that I don't need to   
   >>install Windows VPN server or some other VPN server on an office machine?   
   >>It is my understanding that VPN routers *are* the VPN server and that they   
   >>don't work by passing through VPN protocols to a local machine running a   
   >   
   > VPN   
   >   
   >>server.   
   >>   
   >>Secondly, does Win2k Pro or WinXP have their own free/standard VPN client,   
   >>and that I don't need to purchase a third party VPN client?  If so, can I   
   >>use the standard Win2k VPN client to connect to a standard VPN router?   
   >>   
   >>Gracias.   
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