Connecting Two remote subnet without VPN?

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ritesh shrimal

dear Expert,

I m very new in Networking , just i joint one company which is having total
6 Braches, My company Want to use Single Email server at HQ.And also want
that user of any office can have logging from any Branch using their user
account.For that i have following Question.
1. How can i connect my All Brachese DC without VPN.
2 What i need to setup my network to allow user can access My Exchange
server at HQ and able to send/received thier Internal Email from any
braches.
Note:- My all Braches has registerd with Different Name.I want to use
Win2k3.
3.How user Can access All resourse of other Branche.
4.Is i need to Register my all Branches DNS on internet.

Please reply me.

Ritesh shrimal
 
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ritesh shrimal said:
dear Expert,

I m very new in Networking , just i joint one company which is having
total 6 Braches, My company Want to use Single Email server at
HQ.And also want that user of any office can have logging from any
Branch using their user account.For that i have following Question.
1. How can i connect my All Brachese DC without VPN.
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You need a VPN. It is almost a defacto requirement for what you need to do.
2 What i need to setup my network to allow user can access My Exchange
server at HQ and able to send/received thier Internal Email from any
braches.
Note:- My all Braches has registerd with Different Name.I want to use
Win2k3.
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VPN to make all the branches "look" like one infrastructure.

3.How user Can access All resourse of other Branche.
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VPN interconnected sites.
4.Is i need to Register my all Branches DNS on internet.
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No, you do not. AD DNS names are internal and private.
Please reply me.
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With all due resepct, may I suggest to hire a consultant that is familiar
with Active Directory and network infrastructures to assist you in your
task? It soudns like that may be the better option at this time.
Ritesh shrimal
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Ace Fekay, MCSE 2003 & 2000, MCSA 2003 & 2000, MCSE+I, MCT, MVP
Microsoft MVP - Directory Services
Microsoft Certified Trainer

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