Hi Ken,
Could you and/or Brice define a bit more and elaborate on the sorts of
different issues that exist for "business-to-business" and
"desktop-to-business" VPN's?
(please try to limit issues to *Linux* VPN software if possible)
I'm such an old-time/bone-head Unix user, if I see that "Free S/WAN"
is a solution (and GPL'd at that) to connect a Home (or SOHO) LAN to
a business LAN, I say: "Well, just use it on 1 machine, and there's
your 'desktop-to-business' solution" ;-)
Feel free to email just me rather than the list if you feel I'm taking
this thread down a rat-hole!
Karl Runge
On Fri, 03 Mar 2000, "Kenneth E. Lussier" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Karl,
> I wasn't trying to say that either. I was just pointing out that Free
> S/wan is GREAT for business-to-businnes, but it is lacking in the
> desktop-to-business area. The IntraPort is great for desktop-to-business,
> but I honestly don't know how good it is for b-to-b, since I have never
> used it for that. There is also the PN7 by Unified Access Communications
> (http://www.uac.com). I think most VPN's do IPSec at this point. I like the
> idea of the home-grown solutions. I've actually been working on some stuff
> of my own in my spare time.
> Kenny
> At 07:31 AM 3/3/00 -0800, Karl J. Runge wrote:
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