WRT the VPN, it all depends on what your security requirements are.
Some customers are happy with the RC4.
I know the Linksys firmware is open sources. In theory it could he made
to provide the minimum information the SR needs to boot, which would be
to use option 49.
In the future we hope to offer you a way to set this via the firmware.
If you've ever seen a Tadpole Sun Ray, it would be like that.
Derek Konigsberg wrote:
http://www.sun.com/blueprints/0204/817-5490.pdf
http://www.sun.com/sunray/docs/SunRay_atHome033105.pdf
http://blogs.sun.com/roller/page/ThinGuy?entry=the_importance_of_mtu
In other words...
"We provide users with an expensive Cisco so-ho VPN router, which
establishes a VPN-style link to our network, and serves the right DHCP
parameters to the Sun Ray"
(which makes me wonder if there is an equally portable cheaper option
for those of us that got cheap SunRays off eBay and want tinker-setups
to take on-the-go, without having to build a whole mini-PC running
OpenBSD/Linux/etc. and the relevant VPN/DHCP software)
-Derek
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