jan gestre wrote:
Please correct me if I'm wrong. I believe that OpenVPN client program needs to be installed on Windows machine. For one thing, it uses UDP to tunnel TCP traffic to the OpenVPN server. Windows' builtin VPN client uses IPSEC L2PTP and PPTP which is not compatible with OpenVPN.If this is a site to site VPN tunnel then you don't have to configure window clients, if not then you have to set up the certificates, pretty easy, also if this is a road warrior setup, you need to configure your firewall in such a way that each client will use a different port, if not only one client can connect at any given time.On Mon, Mar 1, 2010 at 11:07 AM, Tata Dano <[email protected]> wrote:One more inquiry, is it possible to connect openvpn on windows machine without any additional installation of openvpn client? If so, then how can this be done? A million thanks in advance.
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