[vox-tech] Virtual Private Networking Suguestions.

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Take a look at tghis article and see if that fits your bill;
http://linuxjournal.com/article.php?sid=4772

-sp

On Wed, 16 January 2002, Ryan wrote:

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> I'd like to setup a VPN to let me access my home network whilst away from 
> home.
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> What I need
> 1. Encryption
> 2. Tunneling over telnet or http (http prefered)
> 3. Athuentication
> 4. Ability to route any connection to the internet or remote network over the 
> VPN. (This is the point of a VPN isn't it?)
> 
> I'd also like simple setup, but will deal with anything that takes less then 
> 2 hours or so to get working.
> 
> I've poked about on google and freshmeat, but the stuff i found didn't really 
> have very good documentation.
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