Alphons Fonz van Werven wrote:
Howdy people,
I need to setup a VPN connection to the university's network. Now,
there's a
chapter in the handbook about VPN over IPsec and there seems to be this
thing called OpenVPN in the ports collection. Which is the better way
to go?
The handbook still
I need to setup a VPN connection to the university's network. Now, there's a
you mean VPN client or client server.
first case - ask what kind of VPN do they use, probably they will know
about unix client
second case - use ports/net/vtun if you use unix only, ports/net/mpd -
windoze
I am not an expert in Internet security but it seems to me that IPsec is way
to go if you are serious about VPN.
and vtun? it uses it's own protocol but it's fast, efficient, and very
easy to use.
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Howdy people,
I need to setup a VPN connection to the university's network. Now, there's a
chapter in the handbook about VPN over IPsec and there seems to be this
thing called OpenVPN in the ports collection. Which is the better way to go?
All I need is to obtain an IP address within the
On Wed, 5 Mar 2008 at 23:21 -, [EMAIL PROTECTED] confabulated:
Howdy people,
I need to setup a VPN connection to the university's network. Now, there's a
chapter in the handbook about VPN over IPsec and there seems to be this
thing called OpenVPN in the ports collection. Which is the
On Wednesday 05 March 2008 06:21:47 pm Alphons Fonz van Werven wrote:
I need to setup a VPN connection to the university's network. Now,
there's a chapter in the handbook about VPN over IPsec and there
seems to be this thing called OpenVPN in the ports collection. Which is
the better way to
John Nielsen wrote:
I think OpenVPN is great and use it regularly, but as far as I know it
only interoperates with OpenVPN, and I'd be surprised if your university
were using it.
Well, it seems like OpenVPN works for the Linux guys here... But anyway,
I'll go ask around about the exact
Alphons Fonz van Werven wrote:
John Nielsen wrote:
I think OpenVPN is great and use it regularly, but as far as I know it
only interoperates with OpenVPN, and I'd be surprised if your university
were using it.
Well, it seems like OpenVPN works for the Linux guys here... But anyway,
I'll go
