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From: "Jake Eaker" <jake@yaknetworks.com>
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Subject: good solution for VPN?
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Anyone got a good solution for a freebsd VPN server to windows clients? Tried
poptop, but not really working for me any other ideas? Thanks in advance. 

Thanks,

Jake