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Home VPN Scenarios
Thursday, 9th of September, 2010
NCP: VPN Scencerios | Print |  E-mail

Direct Link-Up for Any Scenario

Mobilizing business processes is a socio-economic development, which affects all areas of business activities: Data and information needs to be accessible and exchangeable wherever, whenever. That means: Ideally, any individual with the required access rights should be able to access any application or resource within the organization's network with any device, anywhere, anytime. NCP offers workable solutions. We ensure that your teleworkers in their home offices have all the required access to anything they need – just as if they were sitting in the office next door. In addition, the transfer of inventory data (e.g. stock), operational data and/or control data to or from a centralized data network can be realized by means of our secure VPN solutions.


And no matter what application or what scenario - NCP ensures safe and secure data transfer between the remote PC / PC based system and the central VPN gateway. And that with utmost reliability, performance and economy.


The following scenarios should serve as examples only, in order to demonstrate the various facets of our comprehensive NCP VPN solution:

Integration of mobile workers (Mobile Office, Secure Mobile Computing):
Access to the organization's Intranet via public networks, WiFis and the Internet.
Integration of stationary remote workplaces (Home Office, Home Computing):
Access to the organisation’s Intranet via public cable networks, WiFis and the Internet.
Integration of branch offices and subsidiaries (Branch Office Networking)
Linking remote PC networks (e.g. subsidiaries and branch offices) via public cable networks and the Internet with the head office LAN (Local Area Network).
Integration of remote stationary/mobile PC or data capture systems:
Integration of PDAs with barcode readers (via WiFi) to the organization's network and the Internet (e.g. in geographically removed warehouses), access to operational and maintenance data or the transfer of control data from/to PC based remote systems via public wireless networks, ISDN and/or DSL.