I have a Multi-Tech RF-820 VPN router installed at home. How could I use this to create a VPN so I could access the blocked sites using my home [Comcast-Boston] service? The manual is a little intimidating
tks jr On Thu, 17 Jan 2013 17:55:01 +0100, David Ross wrote: >> Are sourceforge really pirates? If not, what to do? > >Sourceforge are not pirates, but many hotel firewalls err on the side of >safety and seemingly-capriciously block all kinds of things. (For example, >my last stay in LA my hotel wouldn't pass email, even IMAP over a SSH >tunnel.) > > Consider a VPN. There are some free ones around (like hotspotshield) which >are either time-limited or ad-supported (HSS is the latter). You can >download one (if your Y lets you), install it, surf anywhere you like >through the VPN, then uninstall it when you're done. (HSS is a little >reluctant to uninstall cleanly, but it can be done!) I subscribe to a paid >VPN (Bolehvpn) that has inexpensive trial passes, if you are skeptical about >security or privacy with the free ones. > > > > _______________________________________________ Thinkpad mailing list [email protected] http://stderr.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/thinkpad
