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Posted by daytime on January 8, 2007, 1:55 pm
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dizzl3 wrote:
> Well the setup was just for one remote client thats working at his
> house to connect to his office pc. Due to ISO regulations that
> required a VPN connections due to the sensitivity of the data that was
> coming through. So as far as the complexities of the setup I dont
> know. But we did get a bill for $540 for 4.5 hours of work = $120phr.
> We will pay the bill of course :) I should have paid attention in my
> Cisco class at school. Wait I did but they didnt teach us about
> setting up VPNs..
>
>
> > Brian V wrote:
> > > > Questions for all you Cisco techs in here. Whats your timeframe as to
> > > > setup a remote to site vpn connection? Im asking this because we hired
> > > > a consultant to do this setup and it took him 4.5 hours. Any inputs on
> > > > this would be great. Thanks.
> >
> > > Depends on the complexities involved. Equipment at each end, software
> > > versions, IP addressing, number of sites, having to deal with other vendors
> > > etc etc etc. 4.5 doesn't seem that bad, I've had turnups that were
> > > 20minutes, I've also had turnups that took more than 2weeks due to having
to
> > > deal with idiots.May I enquire how much said consultant was paid? so I
may drool and
> > study harder ;)
That sounds pretty good to me ;) I will have to swot up on VPNs
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