I do use them. :-)
The default vtun configuration in the latest images shows how to bridging between br0 (usually containing eth0) and a tunnel interface.
Note that you have to edit /etc/init.d/vtun in order to active the daemon itself.
wispdist wrote:
I was thinking about running all of our wireless network on private addresses and using vtun to tunnel to a central machine. This way all traffic can be encrypted without using WEP.
Anyone tried this?
Pros -- Cons -- ??
If someone could give me an example of a working configuration it would help me as I have not done this yet.
J.
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