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Posted by Comcast mail on October 27, 2005, 11:18 pm
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BCM will terminate the VPN tunnel on the head end, if you have the keycode
for it. Otherwise, another beefsex is in order.
Jephph
>
> Thank you both for your help. I really appreciate it.
>
> I will buy BEFSX41 for remote location. What can I use for VPN in the
> office? Can I use 2 BEFSX41 routers or do you recommend some other VPN
> router?
> I would love to see any documentation that you might have since I
> don't have much experience with VPN.
>
> Thank you
>
>
>>Jake,
>>
>>As Jim mentioned you need to set up a VPN. I have done this many
>>(almost too many) times. If you have a VPN/Firewall device already in
>>use at your main office you should have no problem setting up a VPN on
>>it. Once that is done you need a hardware device (VPN/Router) for the
>>remote locations. Our favorite device is the Linksys BEFSX41 (lovingly
>>know by us as the "Beef Sex 41".
>>
>>The BEFSX41 will allow you to set up a VPN to your office. The BEFSX41
>>will use the dynamically assigned IP address that your cable modem
>>gives it. Then in the VPN settings you have to give your computer and
>>IP Phone an internal IP address which should be assigned by the BEFSX41
>>via DHCP. The VPN will also know the internal network address of the
>>telephone network (i.e. 10.0.0.x ) or whatever internal IP address
>>range you are using. If you need help setting this up please check out
>>the following website - http://routerworld.dyndns.org/ - they have
>>excellent information on how to make this work with several different
>>devices.
>>
>>If you need further help I have some documentation that I have prepared
>>which may help you somewhat.
>>
>>Good Luck!
>
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