Remote-access and wide-area network
bills getting you down?

Consider using the Internet as a virtual private network (VPN). VPNs can replace troublesome remote-access systems and costly WANs.

Instead of getting billed for expensive remote-access 800 numbers, you can give your remote and mobile users $20 per month ISP accounts and greatly reduce your remote-access costs.

Making your corporate application servers, such Lotus Notes, available across the Internet to these users lets them access these corporate services from nearly anywhere. The same technology makes it simple to connect your host systems as well. Why not replicate Notes databases across the Internet or route Microsoft Exchange mail between servers instead installing leased lines?

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