Siju, I believe debian has an isakmpd package for IPSec. Although, if you use OpenBSD , use ipsec.conf which is a breath of fresh air for any (including large-scale) IPSec VPN implementation.
You may also want to consider OpenVPN - http://openvpn.net. Thanks! _Raju On 12/26/06, Siju George <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi, I am unable to go to office dueto health reasons and my firm has allowed me to work from home for 3 months. Icould someone please tell me the feasible VPN Solutions I have using OpenBSD please? 1) The Company network consists of BSD\Linux\OS X\MS Windows systems guarded by and OpenBSD firewall. 2) The firewall in connected to two Internet connections with differrent static IP address. However at a time only one Internet connection will be active, the other one is a backup connection which will be activated when the first connection goes down. 3) All hosts behind the firewall make use of NAT to access the Internet. 4) My computer at home will be running OpenBSD most of the time ( sometimes debian/slamd64 ). it will be getting a dynamic Ipaddress from a DSl router. 5) the DSL router itslef gets dynamic internet IP address from the provider. What are the feasible VPN solutions for me so that I can access computers in my company just like i am on the same network? AuthPF is good but I would like a VPN solution :-) If there are Docs regarding these please let me know too. thankyou so much Kind regards Siju Edit/Delete Message
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