Gabriel Gunderson wrote: > TCP or UDP? > UDP is usually better. No need to layer TCP over TCP.
I had a user at a hospital which only allowed tcp/80 and tcp/443. To get the user online I had to set up a TCP daemon listening on 443. It worked and I've left it running just in case. The biggest drawback is that I have to run separate daemons for UDP and TCP. Not a deal breaker but slightly annoying. > For Windows, we use the exe that comes with the driver, OpenVPN and > GUI all wrapped into one. For Macs, we use TunnelBlick. I've got it working on Window Mobile. The secret was to embed the certificate in the config file. > For Linux, > we use... well it's distro specific :) I can *almost* get > NetworkManager to work with my ca, cert, key and password. Maybe it > works now; I haven't tried in a while. I got NetworkManager to work with my VPN, at least briefly. I ended up abandoning NetworkManager entirely because it couldn't work quite how I needed. Corey
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