Tunneling / Vpn

[cgkades at gmail.com (Brett)]

When I'm on travel the trusty ssh port on my home server is a quick  
easy solution. Using putty in windows you can use it as a proxy. You  
can sftp to your local machines or what ever you want. An Linux there  
is ssh -D to set up as a proxy. Depending on what you want to  
accomplish there are a verity of free tools out there. What resources  
do you have avialable at home? Can you set up a virtual computer  
running Linux? Do you have an extra box you can set up as a server?

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On Apr 3, 2010, at 7:11, Colin Vallance <crvallance at gmail.com> wrote:

> I think this topic may have been brought up before but I don't recall
> this specific service. Has anyone used itshidden.com as a secure VPN
> solution? As always I'm wary about who is "securing" my traffic if
> it's a third party. I'm essentially looking for a solution I can setup
> and use within ddwrt so when I'm on the road for work I can connect to
> a hotel network, tunnel traffic, and repeat to my room with my own
> WPA2 ssid. Free and anonymous are my preferences but I'm not sure how
> realistic that is.
>
>
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