Hi at 06.01.2011 00:54, Dan Fuchs wrote: > Hi all, > > I work for a company which sells a piece of equipment that includes > several devices on a LAN. We would like each piece of equipment to have > the same class c sub net addresses for each of the devices on the LAN. > > I am looking for a configuration that would allow a LEAF router on the > each piece of equipment sub net to set up a VPN connection to a server > at our company headquarters. This would eliminate the need for our > customers to configure their internal network to allow us to login to > service the equipment. The customers will only need to give each piece > of equipment access to the Internet. > > Does anyone have a suggestion?
OpenVPN could do that, although with a distinctive remote subnet. Take care to avoid collisions. > > I am also looking for a small PC with two Ethernet ports for this > purpose. DIN rail mounting would be nice. Any suggestions? Look at the ALIX board http://pcengines.ch , no DIN rail unfortunately. cheers Erich
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