I'm doing what you want from behind two linux gateway's running ipsec.
Works fine, and the cost is right. The boxes were in place on both
networks already, it just required ipsec in the kernel, took all of 30
minutes to setup the thing. Machines at one site login to a domain
controller (samba box) at the other site. Getting ready to try PGPNet
with it for guys with laptops.
Check out http://www.freeswan.org
Paul Gracy wrote:
>
> Someone asked what my communication needs are. Fair enough.
>
> I need to be able to map NT drive shares, communicate with an Exchange
> server, communicate with a Microsft SQL server, communicate with an Oracle
> server, telnet to unix hosts, and browse the intranet web site. Essentially
> I need to be able to make my NT computer at home think, and act, pretty much
> like it is on the network at work. Thus, NetBEUI is not required because we
> are an all IP shop, but NetBIOS over TCP/IP probably is.
>
> I need my traffic(work bits after connecting) and my connection(password
> bits) to be encrypted against prying eyes on the internet.
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Mark Wolfe http://www.wolfenet.org
Never trust an operating system you don't have sources for. ;-)
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