Hi, We use openvpn. We are very happy with it.
We are a full remote operation. Basically we have a VPN server hosted on a Debian Linux machine hosted in a data center (with other services, etc...). The machine accepts all VPNs connexions (using client certificates for authentication). All the clients can talk to each other though this VPN node. We can access our servers (mail, calendar, wiki, fileshare, redmine, timesheet intranet, 4D, etc...) only through the VPN. This is all open-source solution. Performance is good enough for general purpose. For 4D it is a bit of a double penalty (4D Client) VPN Client <==DSL/fiber==> VPN Server (hosted) <==DSL/fiber==> VPN Client (4D Server) The the traffic for the subnet is routed through the VPN. The traffic for other subnets (like if I do a google search) is not going through the VPN. Using TunnelBlick on Mac OS to manage VPNs connexion. There is a client on windows and I configured it to start as a service because the windows machine is a server. I did not do the configuration. I just explained to a specialist (network linux security engineer/expert) what I wanted. PS : what are you still doing here, come and join us on discuss.4d.com (and switch off the light when you leave). Bruno LEGAY A&C Consulting
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