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Best solution for this situ

Jan 6, 2015 5:38PM PST

Hi
I have a router with some clients connected to that.
Another place I have a VPS with internet access.
VPS and Router are connected physically by an intranet.

Now, What's the best solution (IPIP, PPTP, GRE, routing) to connect the router to VPS so that clients get access to the Internet.
1- Speed is the first priority (latency and throughput)
2- Support all usual protocols of Internet for clients.
3- Clients IP should not change to VPS IP when accessing a website.

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Clarification Request
Wouldn't you
Jan 6, 2015 11:16PM PST

1. Use the setups you known and support?
2. Go with the methods from item 1 that work the best for you?
3. Isn't that something you would test for?

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Tunneling
Jan 7, 2015 1:14AM PST

I need a tunneling or some for this.
I wanna know if there is a method containing those features, to start my project.
I can't test right now.

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Sounds good.
Jan 7, 2015 1:27AM PST

Again, go with the setup you know and can support.
Bob

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Other experience
Jan 7, 2015 3:10AM PST

Thanks, But i can't. I need other people experiences.

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Sorry
Jan 7, 2015 3:22AM PST

I would be guessing your background and training. This is a somewhat advanced setup so you must use what you can support or what you can find on the web that you understand. Your post did offer clues you know the basics so why not go with what you know or have it done for you?

In parting, the best solution is not what you may be thinking. That is, "best" in my opinion is what you can implement and support. Everything after that won't matter if you can't implement or support it.
Bob