Given the following scenario what would be the best set up?
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site-to-site VPN is definately the way to go, and if you know your stuff, not that hard to set up.  And it gives you scalability, which is always a good thing.\n\nVPN in general has two parts.  There is the 'well protected' internal network and a less trustworthy external network.\n\nThe internal network is your Intranet.  The external network is usually the internet.\n\nA firewall usually divides the internal and external networks.\n\nFor your setup, there would be 3 firewalls, one at each site.  They would all be configured as part of the same VPN. \n\nhere's an example.  Say your internal 'secure' network are islands in the ocean.  the water is the internet. boats are packets/traffic.  A leased line is like building a bridge between the islands.  It's still visible to other boats and is expensive to make (distance fees).\n\nA VPN is like a submarine, undetectable by any boat or other submarine.  Plus, it's easy to add more and more submarines to your 'fleet'.\n\nSo basically, a VPN establishes an authenticated connection over the internt.  Only the firewalls will be able to de-encrypt the information because they're all 'in the know'.
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use a router, but one of you has to decide who is gonna route the other.
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run the network setup wizard, and when it asks at the end, make the setup disk, then run the setup on the other computer and the stteing will match
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There is no 'best' configuration overall.  The 'best' configuration is based on your specific needs and requirements of a system.\n\n"What will I use my computer for?" is the main question.  If you plan to do simple web-browsing - maybe some desktop publishing, you can save some money by purchasing a budget processor such as a Celeron or Sempron system.\n\nMany power users will suggest dual core processors and 64 bit with the latest graphics cards, etc.  This may not be necessary for you.\n\nStorage comes into play.  How much hard drive space will you need.  If you are not big on downloading a lot of programs and P2P file sharing, torrents, ripping movies and music, etc, then a drive in the 80GB range should be WAY more than enough space.\n\nThe amount of RAM needed is decided by how much multi-tasking you plan to do.  How many programs will you need to have open all at once to complete any tasks you regularly plan to do with your system?\n\nIf you want the ability to burn CDs and DVDs, you will want an optical drive capable of such.  For example a DVD-R/RW drive can read, write, and rewrite to DVD-RW, read and write to DVD-R, and read DVD.  Same for CDs of the same suffix.\n\nDo you own a digital camera and would like to edit images on your computer?  Then you may want to get a digital media reader.  Some printers have them built in, so having it installed in the computer may not be necessary if you get this type of printer, but it is more convenient than having to turn on the printer to upload images.  There are also external media readers available that plug in through USB.\n\nIf you plan on having internet, you will need a modem for dialup, or an ethernet network adapter for broadband.  The network adapter doesn't have to be an expansion.  It can be built directly onto the motherboard.\n\nHope this helps.  Of course there are many other factors that affect performance of a system rather than those listed above, but I figured this information irrelevant to your question.  Good luck.
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Host it with an ISP. You can find a reasonably good webhost starting $60 per year.
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What environment are you in?\n\nWind or hydro might be better options depending on local conditions. also depending on local skills and suppliers. see appropriate technology site
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well install settings and add more infromation in question if u want best answer
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I would choose your family. Obviously the site is sporting clothing for the entire family. The best results will be from a family with a range of age groups.
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best and cost effective way is to get a wireless router and wireless card for your computers.  Settinp up a network should be easy once you configure your router.  \n\nWindows gives options depending on you want to configure your network, but you do need win XP pro on one of the computer which will serve as the server though....
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Control-P will set you up.
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Best to check out the technical documentation on it. See sources for a link.
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Probably best if you message me on this one. Your friend has some possible options depending on the circumstances.
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A cellular PC card setup for the laptop would work also. But there would be a monthly service contract fee, and also have the problem with cellular drop-outs.
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Hello i dnt think its possible but u can try with AIEEE this is equilent to B.E
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A modem should do it...
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Razor wire, proper fencing and support for said razor wire, very heavy gloves (try grease gloves like used in fast food places) or just the heavyist gloves possible, a stapler to attach whatever, or wire or whatever your setting up. And be very god damn careful.
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It would be advisable for you to pay a trained professional to do this. there are alot of different ways your network can be setup. by bringing in a professional they can give you proposals and cost while helping make sure you keep within local codes and fcc guidelines. they can also help eliviate troubleshooting when it doesnt work right.