On Sat, Feb 10, 2001 at 01:29:27AM +1100, David Kempe wrote:
> I hear you on those sentiments. I did manage to get it going but scrapped in
> in favour of strong auth instead for that particular solution.
Actually got it going in the end. Had two main problems. Kernel
was adding in a route for the local lan down the ipsec interface which I
had to manually remove. And I simplified my setup a bit to try and get
it going.
>
> For connections to windows machine we use very successfully poptop.
> However if you don't like PPTP then it probably isnt your thing. Note that
> there is a linux client and it does work.
I intend to use poptop to allow windows machines to connect, but
I don't like it for a linux-linux VPN solution mainly because the linux
client isn't all that great.
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