Well, because they all ready have the OpenBSD box there, you might as
well use that and do it all for no cost.
Look at http://www.secureops.com/resources/vpn/ and
http://www.codetalker.com/greenbox/docs/vpn-24-minifaq.html and
http://www.openbsd.org/faq/faq13.html for information on how to do it.
OpenBSD comes with IPSec out of the box, and you can use IKE or manually
key your IPsec flows. Just normal IPsec as well, so you can use it with
other vendors products.
Good Luck!
Jim
Andy Maslar wrote:
>
> Greetings all,
>
> I'm in need of a VPN solution for a very small business (5-box LAN).
> They want the ability to mount network drives on remote win 98 clients
> using Internet connectivity, not dial-in RAS. The LAN includes Win 98
> and a Novell box that runs some property management software.
>
> They have DSL with an OpenBSD firewall/NAT in front of the LAN. Does
> anyone know of a software solution that doesn't cost 5 grand?
>
> Thanks.
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