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alright i don't really know where to turn but I am the IT manager of a business with less than 50 employees and I want to set up a box that hosts 3 virtual machines that 3 people can VPN tunnel to.
I've already got a machine picked out but I need to know what vmware, citrix product I need in order to do this.
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3 VM to do what ?
Windows or Linux (or other) ?
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>>56030377
The only thing the employee will being doing with the VM is opening a web browser, navigating to a webpage and processing card/check payments.
It will be deployed on an intranet not accessible to the internet except what is required to access the webpage.
Windows.
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>>56030290
>alright i don't really know where to turn but I am the IT manager
You're not an IT manager is you're having to ask /g/ how to setup VPN. For fucks sakes I'm a NEET and have more complicated infrastructure at home. You're just some gaymer who got his uncle to hire him.
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>>56030807
VM, not VPN you autist
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>>56030290
Don't order anything, just try proxmox ve.
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any vnc option really
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>>56030290
Softether for the VPN, and RDP to get the work done.
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>>56030290
If you don't have a big budget, there are countless free solutions.
At work, I use several Proxmox VE instances, and we access the machines with RDP. It should works fine for you needs.
For the VPN part, you just have to install a linux VM with openvpn and it's done.
BTW, I'm not sure what you want to do with it ?
do you really need VM for web browsing ?
Why the remote workers can't use their browsers ?
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>>56031168
It's for PCI DSS compliance. The box that processes card information can not have access to the internet except what is required to access the 1 webpage where the card information is processed and can not be connected to any other computers on the same network that we do our other work on.
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>>56030412
I suggest turning on virtualization features in the BIOS. This makes it faster.
Next, you install VMware and install Windows in a VM. I don't know if copying the VM virtual hard drive is strictly legal, but I'm pretty sure you can do that.
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This whole thing stinks of some criminal idiot put in charge of credit card /payment scam operation.
Enjoy federal prison
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