There are HOWTOs on VPNs. I think the main one uses ssh.
One problem that I found with using tunnelling, which is one way of
establishing VPNs is that the 2.0.x kernel only supports 2 tunnels and the
2.2.x kernel only supports 1 tunnel.
Also have a look at Freeswan.
Howard.
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On Thu, 17 Feb 2000, Tim Sutton wrote:
> Hi
>
> I am doing a little research into setting up a VPN (virtual provate
> network).
>
> 1) Can someone tell me if / how Linux supports VPN's
>
> 2) Can someone point me to a good source of documentation on Linux and VPNs
>
> 3) From personal experience, can anyone tell me how secure / reliable /
> useable a VPN is as opposed to setting up a dedicated WAN?
>
> Many thanks
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