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Remote site solution


From: Monah Baki <mbaki () aljolit com>
Date: Mon, 27 Sep 2010 11:13:12 +0300

Hi All,

Currently we are trying to come up with a solution for our
environment. We have around 50 remote sites that have a home DSL
(Dynamic IP). At HQ, we have a web server that whoever needs to access
it (via web), must physically be at the remote site. He/she cannot
access the server from anywhere else.
Unfortunately, buying a business classs DSL, with a static IP address
where I am costs more than $300 a month.
We have a Juniper SRX 240 at HQ that we can use to setup IPSEC, but to
keep my cost low, what hardware will suffice for the remote sites.

I was thinking setting up a IPS inline and drop all http requests by
mac addresses not belonging to the ones that we have in the remote
sites, but then they mentioned if the remote sites are going through
the ISP proxy, this will not work.

If it cannot be done only with the business class DSL, so be it.

Thank you
Monah

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