Hi Ray, yeah the server is being migrated to a newer system, and that’s part of 
where i also could use someone to talk to. But my immediate need to get 
something going with what I have. Can you help or know someone? Thanks


> On Dec 5, 2016, at 12:27 PM, Ray Cote <rgac...@appropriatesolutions.com> 
> wrote:
> 
> 
> On Sat, Dec 3, 2016 at 3:03 PM, Jonathan Linowes <jonat...@linowes.com 
> <mailto:jonat...@linowes.com>> wrote:
> Specifically right now, I need a static IP to log in to a secure website. I 
> have a legacy VPS running Red Hat Enterprise Linux ES release 4 so I thought 
> I could use that as a VPN or even just SSL tunneling. I tried to set it up 
> but didn’t get too far. My linux skills are quite rusty. Or maybe there’s a 
> better, longer term solution. Is this something you can help? 
> 
> Hi Jon:
> A few initial thoughts:
> 1) RHEL4 is extremely old (RHEL5 is about to reach end of life soon). 
> If you’re familiar with RHEL, then you should consider upgrading to  RHEL 6 
> (or consider CentOS6 from centos.org <http://centos.org/> — the same system 
> without commercial support).
> Otherwise, it may be difficult to match any advice you receive to the old 
> RHEL4 environment.
> 
> 2) Without further details it is difficult to get into specifics, but it 
> looks like you are using the legacy VPS for the static IP. 
> If a VPS is secure enough for you, then my recommendation would be to upgrade 
> to a VPS with a more modern OS and then confirm you can connect directly from 
> it to the target server. Once that’s confirmed operational, then you can look 
> at setting up something like stunnel to forward from your machine to the 
> remote. 
> 
> —Ray
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