On Tuesday, June 1, 2004, at 12:03 PM, Tracy Bost wrote:
Well, in my case it was PPTP ( MS Server).. This is a very necessary task to introduce Linux as a Desktop in our environment.
Although I haven't tried it, but POPTOP is a PPTP VPN server for *nix
To my knowledge RedHat Enterprise doesn't ship/support any VPN servers in its distro.
IMHO, this is something that needs to be seriously considered, as many folk want access to files outside the office.
Bill Nottingham wrote:Tracy Bost (tbbost@xxxxxxxxxxxx) said:Hello list members.
I'm new to this list and searched the archives but found nothing of discussions about a VPN client tool.What would you be using as the backend? Bill
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