Looking to configure a WAN connection with 3 offices New Yor

Looking to configure a WAN connection with 3 offices. New York, and two locations in Austin within two miles from each other. What would be the best kind of set up with features for security and cloud? Any ideas are greatly appreciated, thank you.

Solution

connected to many distant employees at once, all office locations must be able to access the same network resources. Most times, a centralized location—a \"mother ship,\" if we will—would manage the core infrastructure needed to establish the network, such as the servers and databases. Branch offices, on the other hand, require no such infrastructure; the remote offices link to mother ship via a specific type of connection.

Traditionally, companies used to install Wide Area Networks (WANs) to connect remote offices. WANs were used to connect LANs—all local area networks from disparate office together. However, installation and overhead of LANs and WANs is expensive.

\"Prior to now, and in years gone by, implementing WANs required a lot of resources,ast several years with advent of the cloud, it\'s gotten very cheap and very simple to implement,\" says David Eisner, President and CEO of Dataprise, an IT service provider based in Rockville, Maryland. \"These days, what most offices are doing, as opposed to implementing dedicated WAN connectivity, businesses can rely and depend on Virtual Private Networks—VPNs—that run over the Internet.\"

VPNs, which provide secure connections between individual users and their organization\'s network over the Internet, have several upsides. They provided more secure site-site connections, they transfer information much faster than WANs, and most importantly to small and medium-sized businesses, VPNs are much less expensive, since we can use a single Leased line to Internet for each office, cutting down on broadband costs.

While VPNs are highly recommended and trusted, a new technology gaining traction with companies were the remote desktops. Remote desktops required software (or) an operating system that allows applications to run remotely on a server, but to be displayed locally simultaneously. This network server hosts remote files and applications in a secure location, ensuring our data is never lost, even when something happens to the device we are working on.

\"Remote desktops help we control where the data is located,\" says Tim Crawford, CIO and vice president of IT at All Covered, a national IT service provider based in Redwood City, California.we hear all the time where a laptop gets stolen, or someone\'s house gets broken into and a computer gets stolen. we want to control that data.\"

Companies need set up a reliable and secure system for exchanging and saving the data. After all, if can not protect our own data, why should our clients trust their data is safe with us.