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Have a look at OpenVPN. It's a little work to set up but it's very robust once you've got it working. There's lots of info on the site, I can post my config files too if it will help.
I'm romanian. I've done some research on romanian linux forums, and this OpenVPn it's hard to configure, still a lot of people use it. I'd like some more info's, yes, your help and could you please tell me if this OpenVPN, configurated will be working with live cd? I know I'll probably have to configure this OpenVPN every time, but that could only be like a sport every time...
thank you.
The fact that it's a LiveCD distribution isn't really relevant once you've booted up you just have Linux running...I'll post my config files when I go home this evening. I did find some good tutorials that I used too, I'll see if I can dig up the links to them and post them too.
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