Yes, CIS Wireless Broadband fully supports VPN access. Please check with your company's network security person to confirm your configuration and to complete your set up. CIS Wireless Broadband is committed to getting you up and running as soon as your order is placed. Typical installations are completed within 1 week after your initial inquiry.

Most VPN client software is either provided by the VPN vendor or integrated in the operating system (OS). For example, Microsoft's Windows operating system has built in support for the PPTP, IPsec, and L2TP VPN protocols. IPsec is an industry-wide standard suite of protocols and algorithms that allows for secure data transmission over an IP-based network and it functions on the Network Layer of the OSI model.

You can use the PPTP VPN client that is built into Windows. For details on how to configure this. Click here. Providing the third party appliance supports IPSec VPN there shouldn't be any problems. If you need to know for sure, please contact us.

Yes, you can use IPSec VPN application to connect to your office Intranet. You have to login NETVIGATOR Wireless Broadband before making your VPN connection. However, if you assigned a fixed IP address to your wireless LAN card, you may fail to connect to your VPN. It is recommended not to use fixed IP address if you want to make VPN connections. Please refer to the user guide on how to configure your wireless LAN card to obtain IP addresses from remote server.

If you install the CSG behind the VPN server, this will force a scan of all traffic from the other office.

Yes. To set up multiple computers to connect through your broadband provider from off-campus requires a router. However, some routers are incompatible with our VPN software. The current version of Cisco's VPN software available from this web site supports Apple's Airport Basestation and Basestation Extreme. Please contact your computer support liaison at Haverford for additional information and suggestions.

VPN may be used via a number of home routers (such as Linksys, Netgear and Apple Airport Base Station [except the Graphite model]). While other devices may work with VPN, these are the only brands we know have been tested.

Probably. Any wireless receiver supporting the industry standard 802.11b or 802.11g protocols should work. However, in rare cases, we have found wireless receivers which had compatibility issues with the computer upon which it was installed.

Yes! Business customers will enjoy the ability to connect to the network at their office, while in the comfort of their guest room or even at the pool.

Yes. If you have more than one computer in a home or small-office network, you should protect every computer in the network. Turning on Windows Firewall or another firewall on every connection will help prevent the spread of a virus from one computer to another in your network if one of your computers becomes infected. However, if you open an infected e-mail attachment, the firewall won't block it and it can infect your computer. You should install an antivirus program as well.

A simple VPN is a "virtual" tunnel between two machines. All network traffic between these machines passes through this "virtual" tunnel. A VPN typically uses mechanisms such as authentication and encryption to ensure data integrity and confidentiality. VPN's are typically used to provide secure communication between systems across the Internet. Company to company or branch-office to head-office secured communications are common examples.

Click on PC-Leland icon on the lower right lower of your desktop. It brings up a PC-Leland Status window.

You may need to check for any existing firewall or antivirus programs running in the background. Kindly disable and attempt to sync again. In addition, make sure the Clients for Microsoft Networks, File and Printer Sharing for Microsoft Networks and Internet Protocol (TCPIP) properties are checked in the Local Area Connection Properties setting in the PC. For more details can refer from the following website: http://www.microsoft.com/windowsmobile/help/activesync/default.mspx

You will need to connect to our VPN server if you would like to remotely connect to your iSchool check-out server or if your ISP ...

Yes, Senomix Timesheets may be used through a firewall or office Virtual Private Network. The network ports you need to clear or forward through your router are listed in the Installation Guide.

The best alternative for securely connecting a single remote user to your network is to use the Remote Desktop capability which is part of Windows XP Professional. For more information, see our ChiliBox Best Practices Guide.

It works fine with Cisco Systems VPN and VPN of Windows Server 2003. VPN on other platforms have not been tested. It is recommeded that the Network License Server and clients are in the same subnet. License Manager communicates by sending UDP packets on port 5093. If you want to go across different subnets, then you have to make sure that the routers do not block the packets and they allow two way communications. This is difficult to configure unless you have advanced router knowledge.

By connecting to the VPN service, you assure that the data you transmit will be secure between your host and the UF core network. Once it arrives on campus, it is decrypted and sent in the clear. Furthermore, it allows you to gain access to resources that are restricted based on source address. While you are connected to the VPN concentrator, you appear to other hosts at UF as if you were on the UF network.

Yes. If you close the VPN Client window (the red bullet), the connection will disconnect, but you can minimize it (the yellow bullet) and keep the connection alive. If you want to have the window automatically minimized upon connection, click the Minimize on Connect box in the VPN Client/Preferences menu.

For wired connections users must fill out an IP address request form for each machine they want connected to the network. You will need to enter the hardware (MAC) address for the Ethernet card being used. We use DHCP to provide IP addresses for laptops, whether it is a wireless or wired connection. We will assign static IP addresses for desktop and server machines.

Morpheus will automatically connect to the network for you. Note that when you first launch the program, it may take moment for it to find suitable peers to connect to. Please be patient and allow Morpheus to connect to your peers. If using a firewall, make sure Morpheus has permission to access the internet.

Sure. Some companies use "Virtual Private Networking" software (VPN software) to let their employees connect to their internal systems and Web sites from outside the office. EarthLink Wi-Fi is generally compatible with VPN software. Contact your company's IT department to find out if this is available to you.

For a VPN to work correctly, both sides of the VPN must have DIFFERENT subnets. Please check that you have non-overlapping subnets. If your subnets overlap, then change one of them. Also, avoid using

A - If you have WinXP and need to configure the computer for two independent connections, Windows let you configure two TCP/IP stacks. Click on Control Panel / Network Connection, and right click on the active Local Network Connection to get the properties. Choose the TCP/IP properties then the Alternate Configuration, and configure it with the entries pertaining to your second Network.

Yes. As long as the device has an Ethernet port, it can be connected to our high-speed service so you can enjoy game play over the Internet. If you have more than one device (i.e. 2 PCs or a PC and a game console) connected to our high-speed connection you will need and internal network.

Yes, when you use the roaming service in conjunction with a virtual private network (VPN) solution, you can gain secure access to your corporate network. iPass is interoperable with all industry leading VPN, firewall and token card solutions.

Yes, a VPN (Virtual Private Network) is now available. The VPN Service is designed to allow University Staff and Students to securely "tunnel" into the University network from MUWIRELESS and other networks. More information about the VPN can be obtained from the VPN website http://www.infodiv.unimelb.edu.au/vpn . The VPN can be used in combination with the wireless network to make it more secure. Traffic using the VPN is encrypted.

Yes. WildBlue recommends the use of SSL-based VPNs as they work well on the WildBlue network because they work efficiently over a satellite connection. IP Sec-based VPNs may be slower due to the effects of latency. Our customer care representatives can explain more to you about VPNs. The WildBlue system is engineered to help offset the impact of latency, which is the delay caused by sending signals from the earth to the satellite and back again.