I am looking into the best way to set up a constant encrypted tunnel connection between two sites. (An office here and another office at a remote location.) Before I dive headlong into this I was hoping that some LEAF users out there might be able to give me some advice as to what is the best option for my situation. First of all, I want to use Bering Uclibc rc2. I want systems on Network one and Network two to be able to browse to each other. I want the Bering box to manage a constant connection between the two sites meaning that if the connection is lost, the Bering box will bring the connection back up without any user intervention. I would also like it if the firewalls could give priority to the traffic using the tunnel connection. I have read the shorewall docs and I think that IPSec could do this. (IPSec Gateway on the Firewall System) But if anyone has any other suggestions as to a better way to go about this please let me know. Please keep in mind that this will be my first attempt at this particular configuration so the more basic the better. In my discussions so far someone suggested that SSH2 could also work for what I have in mind..
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