> -----Original Message-----
> From: Chris Mauritz
>
> Les Bell wrote:
> > http://rechten.uvt.nl/koops/cryptolaw/cls2.htm#prc. You may
> well require a
> > licence from the State Encryption Management Commission.
> >
>
> A-yup. It is technically illegal to set up a virtual private network
> without the necessary paperwork. I'm not sure how strictly it's
> enforced (many things in China are only enforced if someone
> in authority
> has it out for you), but I suspect if you're running an
> actual business
> in China it is better to comply with their regulations than
> to roll the
> dice and risk getting busted. There are a few people on the
> list that
> run and/or work at Chinese datacenters so I'm sure someone
> will chime in
> with their experiences soon.
Thanks. After searching based on the details from Les and finding nothing
(in English) I have defered to our non-technical Chinese manager.
So if any one on the list has done this properly, I would like to talk to
them.
That being said, I will be going to China in a few days for a short trip. Is
there any hopes of checking my email? SSH or imaps? Ideas?
-jason
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