Hello expert,
I would like to set up a VPN to my ISP.
My network setup is:
ISP - local router/firewall - local net - computer A,B,C...
Is it possible to configure the VPN on comp A as follows:
local net - [ VPN client - local proxies - browser, news, mail, etc clients]
The local proxies
It is possible, but it's not as convenient as if there was 2
linux / freeswan
endpoints... I've managed a few months ago to set up a VPN between a
company's subnet and windows 2000 / XP roadwarriors.
Was curious if I could set up a VPN between me and my father and kind of
new to this.
Hi Albert,
I saw your question the other day and replied to the list but it was
never received.
Check out http://pptpclient.sourceforge.net. I use it to tunnel into a
Microsoft VPN server at work and then VNC to my Windows XP system there.
Cheers,
Tony.
On Sat, 2003-07-19 at 03:23, Albert
Hi there. On my home computer, I'm running Mandrake Linux 9.1. My question is quite
simple, so I'll go to it directly... Is there a VPN Client for Linux?
I ask this because I often need a VPN connection when I work from home. For now, the
only way I know is to reboot in Windoze to use it's
there are several VPN clients for Linux Linux, but Linux corporate
is a little tougher.
Are you using Check Point or Nortel? Those are the most common corporate
clients. Nortel makes a commercial client for Linux, $100 IIRC.
Linux using FreeS/WAN will talk to either of those as a router, but
Albert Charron wrote:
Hi there. On my home computer, I'm running Mandrake Linux 9.1. My question is quite simple, so I'll go to it directly... Is there a VPN Client for Linux?
I ask this because I often need a VPN connection when I work from home. For now, the only way I know is to reboot in
On Fri, 18 Jul 2003 15:32:50 -0500
J.C. Woods [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Albert Charron wrote:
Hi there. On my home computer, I'm running Mandrake Linux 9.1. My question is
quite simple, so I'll go to it directly... Is there a VPN Client for Linux?
I ask this because I often need a VPN
--- J. Craig Woods [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Looking for some suggestions:
I need to access my private network at work, and I am looking for a VPN
client that will work with a CheckPoint Firewall VPN on a Win2000
Server. I need to tunnel ssh through the firewall, and connect to my
sparc
Looking for some suggestions:
I need to access my private network at work, and I am looking for a VPN
client that will work with a CheckPoint Firewall VPN on a Win2000
Server. I need to tunnel ssh through the firewall, and connect to my
sparc machine (SunOS 5.9). I was given a Micro$oft VPN
Craig,
Check out poptop.lineo.com
J. Craig Woods wrote:
Looking for some suggestions:
I need to access my private network at work, and I am looking for a VPN
client that will work with a CheckPoint Firewall VPN on a Win2000
Server. I need to tunnel ssh through the firewall, and
Greetings,
It is my understanding that Free/SWAN works with Checkpoint, although
I personally have not used it. Check out:
http://www.freeswan.org/
and there are a number of mailing lists archives from that URL. I'm sure
someone over there will be an excellent source to post this
Has anyone used the links cable /DELL VPNS router with Linux or SUN? I
called linksys and they only support windoz... If not has anyone used a
VPN solution to secure a wireless access point? I have a linksys
wireless access point and want to secure it further with a VPN.
thanks
dave
Want
Dodd, David J wrote:
Has anyone used the links cable /DELL VPNS router with Linux or SUN? I
called linksys and they only support windoz... If not has anyone used a
VPN solution to secure a wireless access point? I have a linksys
wireless access point and want to secure it further with a VPN.
Hi!!
This time I realy need your help.
I wonder if it is possible to make a VPN using Mandrake 8.1??? (I can imagine it should be possible)
I was reading HOWTO's on www.linuxdoc.org... but I would prefere a "home-made" experience
So, please... if anyone has made any "experiment" with VPN
On Fri, 5 Jul 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi!!
This time I realy need your help.
I wonder if it is possible to make a VPN using Mandrake 8.1??? (I can imagine it
should be possible)
I was reading HOWTO's on www.linuxdoc.org... but I would prefere a home-made
experience
So,
Sorry for all this questions... but...
Do you have any special recomendations to use OpenVPN???
Any kind of "rare experiences"?
I'd like to be prepared for any kind of problems...
Thanks for help.
Tomek
Hi
you can also try free/swan. at least in mkd8 it was part of the
distribution.
Bye
--
Haim
On Mon, Feb 04, 2002 at 11:22:19PM -0500, Sesame Galeo wrote:
Hi All,
For those who are setting up VPN, which software would you recommend to
link travellers to an application running on
Hi All,
For those who are setting up VPN, which software would you recommend to
link travellers to an application running on MDK 8.1 and a samba server ? I
already evaluated PPTPD.
Thanks
Richard
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On Tuesday 05 February 2002 06:22, you wrote:
Hi All,
For those who are setting up VPN, which software would you recommend to
link travellers to an application running on MDK 8.1 and a samba server ? I
already evaluated PPTPD.
Thanks
Richard
Hi Richard
There's not much to
Dave Sherman wrote:
On 06 Sep 2001 22:14:12 -0600, Darcy Brodie, CJL wrote:
Question:
Going through the VPN, can I make a continous connection as long
as the workstation is running, and allow it to send information to the
Unix Server, as well as receive print information to a
On 06 Sep 2001 22:14:12 -0600, Darcy Brodie, CJL wrote:
Question:
Going through the VPN, can I make a continous connection as long
as the workstation is running, and allow it to send information to the
Unix Server, as well as receive print information to a local printer
connected to
Hi i'm using ipchains based firewall ans want to add Vpn to allow remote
access to my lan,
DOes anyone have any recomandation about somthing in this topic ???
THNX
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On Sunday 26 August 2001 10:27 am, thus spake Oren Gozlan:
Hi i'm using ipchains based firewall ans want to add Vpn to allow
remote
access to my lan,
DOes anyone have any recomandation about somthing in this topic ???
Check out www.freeswan.org
Hello;
I am beginning to toy with setting up a VPN. I have found several
how-to documents, but they all seem to refer to the 2.2.x or earlier
kernel.
Does anyone have a URL for a VPN how-to which involves the 2.4.x
kernel?
Thanks,
Bruce Endries
Bruce Endries Consulting
(607) 433-2677
Hey all,
I'm considering playing around a little with VPNs and was wondering if
there was any tips or tricks anyone could provide me with.
Cheers
Current Linux kernel 2.4.3-20mdk uptime: 9 days 23 hours 20 minutes.
This is a VPN newbie question (if there is such a thing) that is simply
looking for help/documentation that will let me connect my Win98 box at
home to my office network. (I have read the VPN-HOWTO and VPN
Masquerade-HOWTO)
The setup:
Home:
Win98
cable modem to the net
On 02-Mar-01 Scott Patten wrote:
| Is there an RPM for freeS/WAN or poptop available or do we need to
| install
| from source?
|
Yes: on contribs.(freeswan-rpm)
But also included in the 4.2.3 kernel IMHO.
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Eric MC
E-Mail: Eric MC D. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi Scott,
Is there a linux VPN solution that will talk
to a Cisco VPN router (IPsec)?
Thanks ... Charles
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From: Scott Patten [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, March 01, 2001 10:10 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [expert] VPN software
Is there an RPM
02, 2001 1:10 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [expert] VPN software
Is there an RPM for freeS/WAN or poptop available or do we need to install
from source?
I've never seen one. I have looked. This makes sense though. Both
require patching the kernel. I know there are various
Is there an RPM for freeS/WAN or poptop available or do we need to install
from source?
I've never seen one. I have looked. This makes sense though. Both
require patching the kernel. I know there are various capabilities added
to the Mandrake kernels (reiserfs, security patches, etc.)
Is there an RPM for freeS/WAN or poptop available or do we need to install
from source? Also, does 7.2 support the latest version of poptop and
FreeS/WAN? I assume the FreeS/WAN is more difficult to configure in a MS /
Linux environment since it requires a 3rd party client software.
Best
try http://www.freeswan.org
On Sun, 7 Jan 2001, Luis Chardon wrote:
Date: Sun, 7 Jan 2001 21:50:58 -0400 (AST)
From: Luis Chardon [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [expert] VPN
Does anyone know which softwares exists on linux so a linux box
Does anyone know which softwares exists on linux so a linux box can
connect to a VPN?
Thanks,
Luis
There are are a number of options. The one that I am experimenting with
at the moment is FreeSWAN (www.freeswan.org). FreeSWAN is a free
implementation of IPSec which as far as I know of is the most secure
protocol out there.
Does anyone know which softwares exists on linux so a linux box can
I still have problems finding PGPnet in a exportable version, the freeware
version 6.5.3 of PGP should include it. But.
Anyone knows of other clients?
However for people you would like to play around with this I found an
excelent howto.
Have a look at these links:
Hi there,
Have anyone here tried playing around with FreeS/Wan?
I would like to hook up win9x clients out of the company to a VPN server
running FreeS/Wan but I cannot find any info on clients?
I have heard that PGP
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Hi there,
Have anyone here tried playing around with FreeS/Wan?
I would like to hook up win9x clients out of the company to a VPN server
running FreeS/Wan but I cannot find any info on clients?
I have heard that PGP have a client for IPsec in the most recent version and
that it is possible to
I have been challanged to setup a firewall for a friend of mine at his place of
bussiness since they are having problems using win based firewalls. Over the
last few months they have had quite a number of intrutions and need a better
solution. Anyway I can get everything buttoned up tight to
Clayton Nielsen wrote:
I have been challanged to setup a firewall for a friend of mine at his place of
bussiness since they are having problems using win based firewalls. Over the
last few months they have had quite a number of intrutions and need a better
solution. Anyway I can get
Having looked into getting VPN to work from my NT at home
thru my LM7.1 firewall/IPmasq, I am annoyed !
I have read the VPN howto and linux VPN masquerade. The
former is if you want to create your own local VPN. The
latter one indicates that you must patch the source and
recompile the kernel.
I
Hi,
I'd like to access my office network from home. By default I've been given
instructions to access it from Windows using VPN. Can I configure Linux to
access my office net. If so how. Can someone point me to a HOWTO or site.
Cheers
Sridhar
On 3 Jul 00, at 20:39, Sridhar G wrote:
I'd like to access my office network from home. By default I've been given
instructions to access it from Windows using VPN. Can I configure Linux to
access my office net. If so how. Can someone point me to a HOWTO or site.
read the networking howto in
Also put entries in /etc/lmhosts. Have you checked the ipchains rules in
both Linux boxes? Are you allowing the real interfaces in the protected
network communicate with the virtual interfaces?
just a guess here.have you thougth of putting an entry in /etc/hosts
for
meganpc? or setting
Problem at a glance: the smbmount command resolves the IP address of the share
server from the share name, and ignores the ip=IP address parameter described
in the man page.
At home I have a Win98 pc (hostname "meganpc") with c:\temp shared to
the network. I have a Mandrake 6.1 box (it rocks)
just a guess here.have you thougth of putting an entry in /etc/hosts for
meganpc? or setting up DNS somewhere? At leat this way there is some
resolving happening here (resolve meganpc to an ip if smbmount wont use an
ip)
You said "It doesn't accept the address I give it (even 127.0.0.1 or my
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