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Forwarded From: Mike Long m_long at telusplanet net
> Hi James.
>
> First of all, thanks for the great product - I have only used OpenVPN
> for a short time, but have found it to be easy to use and quite
> powerful. Compared to some other VPN solutions, configuration was a
> dream. I have now set it up in both a Windows --> Windows, and Windows
> --> Linux environments and it is working great.
>
> I though I would pass these along in case you were interested. I took
> the configuration files from one of my windows -- > windows systems that
> is using a bridge (XP Pro on both sides). I added notes from my own and
> your documentation as to what I was doing and why, and compiled a 'host'
> and 'client' setup file.
>
> A lot of what is in here is already in your documentation, but I thought
> it might be useful as a 'cookbook' for anyone who wants to try the same
> setup. Any areas that I had inital problems with I tried to explain so
> that, hopefully, it should be useful to others who had the same
> questions I did.
>
> In any case, feel free to use some, all, or none of these - whatever
> suits you. I hope to add to these for my own use in the short term
> future, and as I add RSA Keys/other improvements to my own setup. I
> will pass them along as well if you are interested (or if I see any of
> this on the site :-).
>
> Thanks very much again,
> Mike Long
Hi James.
First of all, thanks for the great product - I have only used OpenVPN for a short time, but have found it to be easy to use and quite powerful. Compared to some other VPN solutions, configuration was a dream. I have now set it up in both a Windows --> Windows, and Windows --> Linux environments and it is working great.
I though I would pass these along in case you were interested. I took the configuration files from one of my windows -- > windows systems that is using a bridge (XP Pro on both sides). I added notes from my own and your documentation as to what I was doing and why, and compiled a 'host' and 'client' setup file.
A lot of what is in here is already in your documentation, but I thought it might be useful as a 'cookbook' for anyone who wants to try the same setup. Any areas that I had inital problems with I tried to explain so that, hopefully, it should be useful to others who had the same questions I did.
In any case, feel free to use some, all, or none of these - whatever suits you. I hope to add to these for my own use in the short term future, and as I add RSA Keys/other improvements to my own setup. I will pass them along as well if you are interested (or if I see any of this on the site :-).
Thanks very much again,
Mike Long
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Hi James.
First of all, thanks for the great product - I have
only used OpenVPN for a short time, but have found it to be easy to use
and quite powerful. Compared to some other VPN solutions,
configuration was a dream. I have now set it up in both a Windows
--> Windows, and Windows --> Linux environments and it is
working great.
I though I would pass these along in case you
were interested. I took the configuration files from one of my
windows -- > windows systems that is using a bridge (XP Pro on both
sides). I added notes from my own and your documentation as to
what I was doing and why, and compiled a 'host' and 'client' setup file.
A lot of what is in here is already in your
documentation, but I thought it might be useful as a 'cookbook' for anyone
who wants to try the same setup. Any areas that I had inital
problems with I tried to explain so that, hopefully, it should be useful to
others who had the same questions I did.
In any case, feel free to use some, all, or none of
these - whatever suits you. I hope to add to these for my own use in the
short term future, and as I add RSA Keys/other improvements to my own
setup. I will pass them along as well if you are interested (or if I see
any of this on the site :-).
Thanks very much again,
Mike Long
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