Zhang Weiwu wrote: > On Fri, 2007-03-23 at 10:22 +0800, Zhang Weiwu wrote: > > >> I am thinking perhaps it's not difficult to set up some software on the >> server that do the "routing", e.g. it serve as a call center that both >> office login to a VOIP software and it connects to the server, the >> server talk to both sides. This is the fastest solution and it should >> work. That's only my imagination, I am still searching for such >> software. >> > > Certainly THIS would work: set up VPN on the server and both office dial > into the VPN before they start to use some SIP software. This can solve > the problem, but I think it's over complicated. > > Besides, I never tried VPN on Linux, only did it on Windows: on windows > the downside is once a host has dialed up VPN, local network connection > is "hidden" for it, that I can no longer access the hosts in the same > office that has not yet dialed in the same VPN. This is not acceptable > for us. > > You used Windows PPTP VPN, which forces the default route through the tunnel. I use OpenVPN, on both Linux and Windows. It works well and does not force the default route.
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