chris,

try a howto :

http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/VPN-Masquerade-HOWTO.html
http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/VPN-HOWTO/

theyre cheap...

h
..

--- Chris Berry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 
> 
>     I understand that VPN tunnels are a form of PKI
> encryption that 
> encapsulates packets between two computers so that
> they can communicate 
> more securely over an untrusted network (i.e. the
> internet).  What I don't 
> know is how to set one up.  I've got a mostly
> Windows 2000 network with a 
> little Mandrake linux I'm working in as I figure
> things out.  I have two 
> main desires for VPN, first is to secure the
> communcations our clients use 
> to remotely access our network which currently uses
> symmetric encrption, 
> and second to allow me to log in to the network from
> home in case of 
> problems or late night work with some degree of
> security.  I plan to use 
> VNC for the home connection and I think I know
> enought to set it up to go 
> through ssh, but given that I'll be sending my admin
> password at times, I 
> don't think thats enough.  What I'd like to know is
> if anyone knows how to 
> set up a windows or linux VPN, or where I could go
> to find that 
> information.  I tried amazon.com but I didn't see
> any good books on the 
> subject.  I do my own homework, I just need someone
> to point me in the 
> right direction.  Also, my budget is basically
> non-existant so I can't 
> just rush out and buy a VPN appliance like a sonic
> wall box or something.  
> Eventually we plan to replace our cheap cayman DSL
> router with a Cisco 
> 1720 but I don't know if it has any VPN
> capabilities.  The worst part is 
> that I'm going to need to be able to explain how to
> do all this to our 
> client at the other end as well, so I need to get a
> pretty good grasp of 
> the practical parts, not just the theory.


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