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Closed AccountMar 23, 2006
Oh, and OpenVPN is a pain in the ass. I'd even recomend Hamachi over setting that up.
jabonMar 23, 2006
This was a real good tutorial. VPN's are easy as hell to setup.
roachMar 23, 2006
Too bad XP only supports 1 client, pretty useless if you ask me.
cygnusx3Mar 23, 2006
PPTP is trivial to crack.
ashtoniumMar 23, 2006
heh, but think of the effort it would take to actually push the power button... (jk)should have clarified that it is complicated in a RELATIVE sense.
acdcbagMar 24, 2006
I'm able to set up a VPN server at home using the same method in the article. I can connect to it from the road and surf the Internet, but I can never access my shares.
Closed AccountMar 27, 2006
This is what i found also. For some reason I cannot get to my shares. the IP address the vpn assigns me is a 169.245 address. anyone seen this?
acdcbagApr 22, 2006
No. Upon establishing a connection to my VPN from the road, I check whatismyip.com on my laptop and on my home machine (through VNC). I'm getting my home, public IP and I can surf the Internet, but I can't access my shares.
acdcbagMay 6, 2006
Using the Windows VPN Server, make sure you set it up on a different subnet. For example, if you're LAN is 192.168.1.x, make the VPN server reside at 192.168.2.x. Also make sure that you test with no firewalls. Open ports 1701 and 1723 on your router (TCP & UDP, just to be all open). Once you get it all tweaked out, open those same ports on your firewall, and you should be good to go. Peace.
acdcbagMay 11, 2006
Okay, this is weird. After making the above changes, I can access my shares, but not the Internet, through the VPN. Help? Anyone, Anyone?
bandcampMay 24, 2007
I have also setup VPN at home using this article. I will recommend it to others.<a class="user" href="http://www.bandolinoshoes.us/">http://www.bandolinoshoes.us/</a>
cap1lnOct 27, 2007
I use Leaf, it is easier than anything and no need to configure your router.<a class="user" href="http://www.leafnetworks.net">http://www.leafnetworks.net</a>
iceuckMar 30, 2008
Spammer or Rickroller? EIther way, the link has nothing to do with VPN...
Closed AccountSep 30, 2008
It's based on Free BSDthough everything is configured through a very well done web interface so there actually isn't even a shell prompt. It took me all of 5 min to setup a PPTP vpn that you can connect to with Windows <a class="user" href="http://www.adidasshoess.com">http://www.adidasshoess.com</a>
teddyblazeApr 7, 2009
Great tutorial. Look forward to trying it out!
asitha2000Jun 21, 2010
can you tell me how to install and configure open VPN on two location