On Fri, 11 May 2001, Scott Overfield wrote:
> I am a network administrator for a small non profit community mental
> health agency, we are currently working on an affiliation with another
> mental health agency, and this has brought up the issue of IS resource
> sharing. Can any of you recommend a reasonably cost effective ( like
> all recipients of public funds, we are on a limited budget ) VPN
> solution for secure data sharing between the two agencies?
honestly? a couple of decent PCs running OpenBSD (2.9 preferred, shipping
on June 1, 2001), using IPSec. its really an awesome solution, perfectly
standards compliant, integrates with other IPSec solutions (ie FW-1) and
is very low cost -- free (cept for the hardware and any labor).
been using OpenBSD since about 2.4, and i love it. it's a fantastic
product, and a great network infrastructure component.
http://www.openbsd.org/
the FAQ is a great place to start, it covers IPSec setup.
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