On Fri, Apr 08, 2005 at 05:35:50PM +1000, Chris Portman wrote: > Does anyone have any solutions for connecting to an L2TP/IPSEC windows VPN
Blergh, Microsoft and their myriad useless VPN systems. If L2TP is also known as PPTP (I can't remember if they are or not), then you need a PPTP client -- there's one in Debian called pptp-linux. You'll also need a relatively new pppd and a kernel patched to support MPPE in the ppp driver. It looks like it isn't, though, since there's also an l2tpd package. For IPSec, it should be enough to use a recent KAME or OpenSWAN. I haven't done it Linux client -> MS server, but I have done MS client -> Linux server. > server? I cant seem to find a great deal on google. And if I solve that, > any terminal services clients that will also work with windows terminal > services server? As others have mentioned, rdesktop is your friend here. It'll do TS to anything you throw at it. - Matt
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