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Subject: Re: VPN/Secure Tunnel
In-Reply-To: <19990714205110.A20751@equilibrate.net> from "jascha@equilibrate.net" at "Jul 14, 99 08:51:10 pm"
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If the firewall is not a NAT, use SKIP (/usr/ports/security/skip).

Very nice, solid, and reliable, and there's even a Windows client if you
have to add others later. 

==ml

> Hi All Readers,
> 
> I have a little question, i want to setup a VPN or Secure Tunnel from multiple
> FreeBSD machines to 1 main machine behind a firewall, the firewall config is
> no problem at all, but finding solid software to setup the tunnel is harder,
> i found ipsec v0.05, and kame (for 3.2 there is only a snapshot while i'm 
> typing this). I hope there will be some more options, or that there are 
> persons who can mail me back that they are using or used one of the to
> above programs successfull and stable. 
> 
> Please send reactions directly to jascha@equilibrate.net.
> 
> Kind Regards,
> A.J. Hoogenraad
> Equilibrate Networking

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