Super VPN is perfect solution for inter-branch communication

If business units and branches of your company are divided geographically or you need secure mobile access, this VPN setting becomes the ideal solution for your business.

Very often the construction of a structured cabling system does not solve all the needs of the enterprise. Employees need access to sensitive data from mobile devices, from home, on business trips, etc. In addition, very often there is a need to ensure reliable communication between branches of a business. This is very important for logistics, trade networks, banking organizations, and so on.

When creating a VPN connection, the primary DNS gateway on the computer connecting to the corporate server will be specified by default for the VPN network. Of course, this will result in access to both the local network and the Internet via a VPN connection, and the client will pay for intranet traffic as data transmission over the Internet.

Choosing the right routing scheme ensures that only those who should have it will have access to important data and resources, and that the information sent via the VPN network will be at the right recipient. There are the following options for routing VPN server:

VPN clients receive IP addresses from the local network range

This is the easiest solution to implement, ensuring easy access to network resources. The disadvantages of this approach include the inability to distinguish between client access rights, which means an extremely low level of data security.

VPN clients receive IP addresses from a range that is not part of the local network but controlled from it

By prescribing static routes for VPN clients, this scheme allows you to flexibly configure access to network resources without compromising access to valuable data.

VPN clients are assigned IP addresses from a range outside the network that is not routed from it

This routing scheme is suitable for providing low-trust clients with access to the corporate network. In this case, they will have access only to resources hosted on the VPN server and only under a specific IP address.

Consolidation of branches and central office

This is the most complex routing scheme, but it is ideal for creating reliable communication between branches. The head office's VPN server distributes traffic, the branch office routers act as VPN clients. To ensure the operation of the system, static routes for each of the clients are used, prescribed one-time.