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> >OpenBSD just made a vpn command "that makes virtual private networks
> >trivial". I was messing around w/ IPsec and Photurisd and also got really
> >frustrated as well :(.
> >
> >Just FYI.
> 
> "Trivial" is probably too strong a statement, but it certainly makes
> them easier. The biggest step is actually the existance of
> documentation. I should point out that OpenBSD does *not* use SKIP
> (nor is it likely to do so in the foreseeable future).
> - -Angelos

I agree, but the word "trivial" _was_ used. I have yet to try it out. I
also agree that the lack of documentation is a huge drawback. There is no
continuity between segments. :(

What do you recommend for FreeBSD then? SKIP, ssh/ppp, ???

Kevin


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