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On Thursday 04 March 2004 19:51, James Yonan wrote:
> Renato, Doncho,
>
> I seriously doubt that a 98/Me series Windows port will happen, unless a rare
> individual comes forward (definitely not me!) who is both crazy enough and
> sufficiently "in-the-know" to attempt it. You have to understand that even
> with good documentation, and good underlying network design, it is quite
> challenging for a non-insider to write a kernel driver for a closed-source OS.
> Now when the documention isn't there, and the network model is vintage, and
> there's no sample code lying around that could be used as a starting point,
> and you don't have the benefit of being privy to the OS internals, well ...
> you get the idea.
>
> James
>
> Renato Salles <rsalles@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> said:
>
> > Doncho,
...
Yes... I'm a linux system administrator and I do not like WinXX and
we all know why... Our clients use some services via M$ PPTP and I'm trying to
completly get rid of it, but some of them use Win9x... so I had to ask...
I was pleasantly surprised when I found that OpenVPN runs on Win2k+.
My plans now are to test OpenVPN and see how it works (great for now about
48 hours with 0 reconnects vs MS PPTP - about 10) and then slowly migrate.
Many thanks for the good program.
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