> PPTP is Microsofts proprietary protocol but there is a linux-implementation for
> it.
> IPSEC is the open standard (just like tcp/ip is). The problem with ipsec might
> be, though it is a standard, that the implementations of different vendors do
> not neccessarily interoperate. Will you have Linux on both ends of the
> connection(s)?
Actually, the problem is that I want some PCs (WinNT) in the internet to
communicate with a server (WinNT) in my intranet. The firewall is linux, and what I
need is to share some directories of the server with the PCs. I was thinking of
creating a tunnel between them, but it has occured to me now that I don't really
now how to do this tunneling: a tunnel between the PCs and the server can be done
with the Firewall in the middle?
Thanks!
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Mar�a Alandes Pradillo
Universidad Polit�cnica de Madrid (Madrid Technical University)
E.U. Inform�tica. Organizaci�n y Estructura de la Informaci�n
Ctra. de Valencia, Km. 7. E-28031 Madrid. Spain
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