[KLUG Members] pptp vpn
Adam Tauno Williams
adam at morrison-ind.com
Mon Aug 9 12:49:11 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.
That looks correct to me.
> > 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?
Yes, it is; although the security problems of PPTP tend to be rather
exaggerated.
> Is OpenVPN like using OpenSSH or something?
I don't think there is any relation. OpenVPN in an SSL based VPN solution.
> I am assuming there is an OpenVPN client for
> Windows then,
Yes, and there is now a .Net GUI configuration tool.
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