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ON> vtun is a solution for Ethernet over IP tunneling.

ON> No encryption, no authentication. It is really like extending your LAN
ON> cable acros Internet.

ON> Olivier

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well you could then do VPN with your new "virtual LAN" and then at
least have a good laugh when imagining the face of someone who cracked
your VPN and then analyzed what you had done for multiple days because
he suspected some kind if complex honeypot 'cause of the absurdity of
what you had done...