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How to organize a network in this situation?
There is a base in Firebird on a stationary computer, there is a router (with wi-fi) to which the Internet is connected with a static IP. It is necessary to organize client access to the database, about 8 machines, 4 of which are in the same room as the computer with the database itself, the rest are remote clients.
Is this option possible: connect the Internet to a computer with a base, connect a router through the second LAN board and organize a LAN via wi-fi for those computers that are in the same room. On a computer with a base, raise a VPN (for example, openVPN).
On Windows machines. Is this possible or is there a more elegant solution?
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It was very "convenient" to write from a tablet ...
Is it possible in this situation to simultaneously connect via VPN to the database?
I'm sorry, the question seems wrong to you.
What is your position in this organization?
a beautiful solution is to put a piece of iron with VPN support at the entrance to the local network, that is, instead of the TL-WR741ND. It is possible to change the same TL-WR741ND with WRT firmware and raise openvpn, but I'm afraid it will not pull 4 users. By the way - you also need to imagine what speed should be for the application. There are many railroad options.
firebird to expose outside portmapping - I would think well.
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