Maybe it could be a solution to set up an direct Remote
Access? Just a modem at both sides.
Robert
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If it is more than one person that needs remote access, you might look into
setting up a Citrix server. Citrix is capable of using SSL encryption.
If it is only one person you could use VNC over a SSH connection, or even a
SSH tunnel to a Win XP box's remote desktop.
Tim Donahue
> -Origin
Have a look at www.expertcity.com for the GoToMyPC product which does
not require you to open up an inbound connection and still requires the
remote user to login to the internal network once they connect using
various passwords. Pretty cool product.
HTH
Russell
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I know with smoothwall, which is where ipcop has it;s roots, it's a
freeswan ipsec. There are utilities out there (there used to be a
"clients" page www.freeswan.org I think) that can let you connect in.
Googling for "freeswan client" and possibly win2k or XP would get you
some hits, but this mig
