From: askme@askme.askme   
      
   I know business that do *exactly* that.  It is called contract.  And it has   
   stipulations about proprietary information.   
      
   Yes, business can and do *trust* service providers every day.  So do you   
   every time you get on the internet.   
      
   ~Duane Phillips.   
      
   "Thierry"  wrote in message   
   news:aiQlb.33400$Ee6.542@nwrddc01.gnilink.net...   
   > Would you trust that "someone"? And; the trustworthiness of his   
   > infrastructure. I wouldn't   
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   > "Duane Phillips"  wrote in message   
   > news:znMlb.6426$Tr4.26069@attbi_s03...   
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   > > "Thierry"  wrote in message   
   > > news:q5alb.23071$Ee6.13864@nwrddc01.gnilink.net...   
   > > > There is no such thing as "VPN hosting"; VPN tunnels must start at   
   your   
   > > > offices and terminate at your offices.   
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   > > Not true.  If someone hosted a server for the client, all "offices"   
   could   
   > > VPN to the server.  The VPN hub and server essentially become the   
   central   
   > > office.   
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   > > ~Duane Phillips.   
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