yeah, thanks for pointing out the chipset model. but what i meant was, you can't install an OpenVPN client on the default firmware and not by re-flashing a 3rd party firmware to a newly(?) purchased SOHO router :)
anyway, i think we missed the original question completely (hehehe): >> " is it possible if PPTP & OpenVPN or IPSec & OpenVPN exist in one box." i think the question is Why (especially with PPTP)? why not use OpenVPN (SSL VPN) all the way? what are you planning to solve with this setup? On 9/23/07, Gideon N. Guillen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > On Sunday 23 September 2007 19:06:27 Ariz Jacinto wrote: > > with regards to your question, i'm not sure about the model of router > but you can't > > install an OpenVPN client on those SOHO router although you can enable > them to > > allow PPTP and IPSec to pass through (VPN Pass-Through). Only then, you > can > > install and configure an OpenVPN client on the machine behind the Bldg C > Router. > > You can install OpenVPN on some SOHO routers that uses WRT54 chipset. You > need > one of those 3rd party firmware like OpenWRT or DD-WRT. > > -- > Gideon N. Guillen > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >
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