can someone point me to some good and descriptive VPN documentation for my use?

I'm trying to VPN in to work from home, and the IT group there only supports windows. There are Cisco pre-configured clients for Linux, MacOS X, and Windows available, but not BSD. I tried running the Linux binary, but it wanted to move to a nonexistant driectory, and didn't tell me which directo

Re: can someone point me to some good and descriptive VPN documentation for my use?

Jim Stapleton wrote: I'm trying to VPN in to work from home, and the IT group there only supports windows. There are Cisco pre-configured clients for Linux, MacOS X, and Windows available, but not BSD. I tried running the Linux binary, but it wanted to move to a nonexistant driectory, and didn'

Re: can someone point me to some good and descriptive VPN documentation for my use?

On Thursday 31 August 2006 11:28, Alex Zbyslaw wrote: > Jim Stapleton wrote: > > I'm trying to VPN in to work from home, and the IT group there only > > supports windows. There are Cisco pre-configured clients for Linux, > > MacOS X, and Windows available, but not BSD. > > > > I tried running the L

Re: can someone point me to some good and descriptive VPN documentation for my use?

d'oh, thanks, I was looking for vpn in "net" and "net-mgmt", didn't think of grepping the security directory. Thanks! -Jim Stapleton On 8/31/06, Jonathan Horne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: On Thursday 31 August 2006 11:28, Alex Zbyslaw wrote: > Jim Stapleton wrote: > > I'm trying to VPN in to wor

Re: can someone point me to some good and descriptive VPN documentation for my use?

Jim Stapleton wrote: d'oh, thanks, I was looking for vpn in "net" and "net-mgmt", didn't think of grepping the security directory. cd /usr/ports; make search name=vpn --Alex ___ freebsd-questions@freebsd.org mailing list http://lists.freebsd.org/