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Re: Two VPN clients on one computer
From: Paul O'Malley <ompaul () eircom net>
Date: Tue, 26 Oct 2004 19:13:50 +0100
On Tue, 2004-10-26 at 13:26, Predrag Petrovic wrote:
Hi, Is it possible to run two VPN clients on one computer ?
The answer is yes you can. Be aware with such a setup on a vpn you may be exposing the first network to all the others. The machine with the two clients may act as a bridge and mesh the two vpns together, generally not a good career move unless this has been asked for. If you do you end up with: network1 server (1) ----- VPN -------- network2 client(1) --- Network2 | | Transparent | Connection | VPN | network 3 This may be what you want.It may not be what you want. In any case if you search Google for "VPN Mesh internetwork security" you will get some ideas about what it is your are dealing with. Be aware that there is an excellent open source package called OpenVPN. Regards, Paul O'Malley -- http://www.tldp.org howto learn about linux
Current thread:
- Two VPN clients on one computer Predrag Petrovic (Oct 26)
- Re: Two VPN clients on one computer Sini Vlaisavljevic (Oct 26)
- RE: Two VPN clients on one computer Shawn Wall (Oct 26)
- Re: Two VPN clients on one computer Paul O'Malley (Oct 27)
- RE: Two VPN clients on one computer Shawn Wall (Oct 27)
- Re: Two VPN clients on one computer Micheal Espinola Jr (Oct 27)
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- RE: Two VPN clients on one computer Kirk Brady (Oct 26)
- RE: Two VPN clients on one computer tony tony (Oct 28)
- RE: Two VPN clients on one computer Matt Arntsen (Oct 27)