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:OSNews: Introduction to OpenVPN
OSNews: Introduction to OpenVPN
Jan 27, 2004, 13 :00 UTC (4 Talkback[s]) (8838 reads)

(Other stories by David Bogen)

"At the same time, the modern workplace continuously becomes more and more geographically dispersed. The 'work from anywhere' idea continues to worm its way into the minds of more and more employees and managers. The forty hour work week, to many folks, sounds more and more like a pleasant vacation. Leaving 'work at the office' is something more likely to be heard in a television drama from by-gone years than it is to be uttered in the modern workplace. VPN systems are a large part of what enables such 'work anywhere, anytime' philosophies to come to life, and for many businesses, operating without a VPN evokes memories of office life in the days of mimeograph hegemony.

"Like many computer users and systems administrators, I had used a variety of VPN solutions over the years. Time and time again, I had been let down by various VPN solutions both commercial and free. Last year, however, I finally found a VPN solution that was easy to use, administer, and debug, as well as fast, flexible, and free. The client and server both run on numerous platforms, including (but not limited to) FreeBSD, Linux, MacOS X, and Windows. OpenVPN was simply a delight to use and administer..."

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LinuxSecurity: OpenVPN: An Introduction and Interview with Founder, James Yonan(Nov 11, 2003)


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Last time I got look a look at OpenVPN i ...   Does it works with Win9x clients?   
Shamar
Jan 27, 2004, 13:36:51
 
> Last time I got look a look at OpenVPN ...   Re: Does it works with Win9x clients?   
Florin Andrei
Jan 27, 2004, 17:25:56
 
Put the windozepeecee behind a linux vpn ...   win 9x clients   
Joel Stone
Jan 27, 2004, 17:43:11
 
I use PopTop to provide VPN services to  ...   Re: win 9x clients   
not
Jan 28, 2004, 00:49:29
 
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