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Subject: Re: freebsd vpn server behind nat dsl router
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Robert Johannes wrote:
> As far as openvpn goes, I looked into it in October or Nov. last year, 
> and it seemed not to be very scalable;  I have 6 different offices 
> that all need to connect and chat with each other, and it didn't seem 
> like openvpn would allow for this to happen.  I didn't investigate it 
> much beyond that when I learned that.
>
Hmm i think it should, I have 3 different location, all connected to HQ 
using openvpn, and all location can talk to each other, just dont use 
UDP transmission. ( it have a problem )

regards
Thomas