[KLUG Members] pptp vpn

Rusty Yonkers therustycook at yahoo.com
Mon Aug 9 12:28:32 EDT 2004


Here is what I currently have setup


Internal NIC --------- Linux Box -------- Internet
192.168.1.1       VPN server 192.168.1.1    DHCP assigned
                  VPN client range
                  192.168.1.110-199
                  Proxy-ARP on eth0 (internal int)

This seems to work just fine.  I guess I need to try to set the VPN
server address to something other than .1 just to see if it needs to
be there but "if it is not broke don't fix it" seems to be coming
into play.  
 
> IPSec is a major *P*I*T*A*.  You couldn't make me do IPSec for
> almost
> any amount of money - IPSec is just one RETARDED OBFUSTICATED
> JACKED-UP
> technology.  Someone thought: "Hmmmmm, how can we make the most
> complicated, confusing, incompatible, and ornery VPN solution
> possible?"
> - and IPSec was born.

Isn't IPSec more secure than PPTP though?  Is OpenVPN like using
OpenSSH or something?  I am assuming there is an OpenVPN client for
Windows then, or does it just use the Windows VPN client?

> 
> I'd take a look at OpenVPN if you want an uber-secure certificate
> based
> VPN system.  And it actually works!


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