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nanard wrote:

>Hi,
>
>I d like to connect BSD clients to an enteprise LAN by VPN.
>
>Version of FreeBSD is 4.9 STABLE.
>
>I found nothing about VPN client for FreeBSD.
>
>Is there some way to do that ?
>
I use mpd as a vpn product (see your nearest ports collection).  It's 
not the most secure, but it is simple to set up.  It more depends on 
what device you are connecting to on the "server" end.

Eric

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