Routing and Remote Access on Dedicated Server

[Carl]

Hi there.. Our company has a requirement about connection from philippines to any asia country but most probably on china/hong kong, singapore and indonesia with the use of dialing vpn connection through the Windows Server OS routing and remote access service only, this is without the use of any firewall. It's a little hard for me to search a provider in asia countries for this requirement. Hopefully there is somebody can help me on this.

Thank you!

[kunnusingh]

You're looking for a Asian Dedicated server or any others is ok for you?

You can off your firewall yourself.

[ServerSea]

Well i refer you to search on Google. You will get good options. I refer you to Go with Us based server because they are more fast and Reliable.

[enetcloud]

Can you post your server configuration requirements and the data center location you are looking for .
There are many nice providers in India too who can help you out

[ServerSea]

Organizations typically provide remote connection options to staff at their own sites. Information technology (IT) staff set up dedicated telephone numbers for this purpose and attach modems (or similar hardware) to a server that is directly connected to the intranet. The server runs specialized software to handle connection details, and it also authenticates the dial-up user as being an authorized staff member.

Windows 2000 includes Routing and Remote Access, which allows you to provide dial-up facilities for your users. If you want to centralize your user authentication, authorization, and accounting services in Windows 2000, you can use Remote Access or VPN by setting up an Internet Authentication Service (IAS) server. Figure 17.3 illustrates one possible configuration of these servers.