Seem to have OpenVPN working (But I can't really test it from inside the network...)
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Okay, I think I've got the OpenVPN connection working now. I'll have to try it out tomorrow morning and fall back to ssh if it fails. Surprisingly involved setup, required compiling a kernel module, editing multiple files, building large numbers of certificates and doing a lot of customisation for the settings.
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Damjan on 04/05/2006 12:22 p.m. #
hmm.. you call this "invoved setup"? have you tried IPsec?<br />
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Anyway, what disto are you using that doesn't have the tun module by default?<br />
Also, there are front-edns that help you with the management of the certificates, if you use them.. I myself wrote a small bash script to check the user/pass against an active directory domain. And I only have one config file.