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Hi guys
Is there any good new documentations about VPN in linux ?
I don't want to read for ever
+ almost docs i've found are talking about kernel 2.0 & 2.2
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- How to set up a VPN connection between 2 linux machines and linux windows as well.
actually the map is (linux as a firewall windows clients behind) planning to connect to another (linux server win-clients behind)somewhere and a windows 2000server somewhere else
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Thanks
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Please don't send me a HOW-TO link I've it already but I don't have time to read it
wow you're mr busy huh? so we should just tell you the dozen or so steps to set up an effective VPN? Please just have a look at OpenVPN or such like and read it's documentation.
Originally posted by acid_kewpie wow you're mr busy huh? so we should just tell you the dozen or so steps to set up an effective VPN? Please just have a look at OpenVPN or such like and read it's documentation.
thank you mr funny but sometimes there is no time to read huge documentation
so I posted this question hoping finding an answer from an expert hows did it before
haven't you ever been the same situation? or you are mr "know-every-thing"???
what's wrong with reading that? Personally no, i've not been in a position whereby i feel entitled to expect volunteers to write dedicated concise documentation for me personally when perfectly adequate resources already exist.
Originally posted by linux_add1ct Just enable remote desktop connection and port forward
5801
5901
Then you connect by typing http://machineip:5801
huh? enabling VNC does not have anything to do with a secure VPN in any way at all... and anyone opening up a VNC server to the internet deserves being hacked into by it.
what's wrong with reading that? Personally no, i've not been in a position whereby i feel entitled to expect volunteers to write dedicated concise documentation for me personally when perfectly adequate resources already exist.
thanks this docs looks good not like the ancient ones from ltdp or whatever
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