Re: (clug-talk) VPN

[Darcy Brodie]

Actually, the sad part of it is, management went with a Sonicwall 
firewall / vpn configuration (this is what was recommended all along by 
Novell).  They have already paid for several licences for both the 
sonicwall firewall and the remote vpn connections.

   And it would probably be easier to set up the vpn now, as everything 
has been changed over to TCP when all the Novell was upgraded to the 
latest version.  I may take another kick at it in the future (the 
Sonicwall firewall does some strange things when adding new computers to 
the internal network - generally it requires a shutdown and restart of 
the Sonicwall for it to see new computers and assign them dynamic IP 
addresses)

   Darcy

Kevin Anderson wrote:

Do you still want to try to get it running?

Kev.

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IPX

Kevin Anderson wrote:

   

Was the Novell box using TCP/IP or IPX?

Kev.

----- Original Message -----
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Sent: Friday, October 31, 2003 6:56 PM
Subject: Re: (clug-talk) VPN


     

I have set up Mandrake as firewall / VPN's at a couple of locations into
our office.  The only problem that I ever had was trying to communicate
with a Novell server in the office over the VPN (never did get that
working).
Darcy

Brian Horncastle wrote:



       

Hi,

Anyone ever setup Linux as a VPN server?

Regards,

Brian