VPN general questions

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Can a drive be mapped through a VPN connection, and if yes how?

Is it possible to bridge 2 networks over the internet using a VPN
connection, and if yes how?

Since VPN requires open ports, my systems must be more vulnerable from a
security stand point than they are without the ports open? If yes, would
they now be safer if I keep a VPN connection up at all times, based on only
one connection is possible at a time, thus blocking other attempts to
connect?

Other than Remote Desktop, what are some common uses for a VPN connection?

TIA,

Ray
 
Can a drive be mapped through a VPN connection, and if yes how?
YES, Make VPN connection to your server from client and then "net use" to
the server address.
For other information and all security related question look at
http://www.microsoft.com

-Pawan
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