Just collecting some links that look interesting. My plan is to use SSH as a VPN server and I'll need to figure out how Mac and Windows clients can connect in.
Using a Linux L2TP/IPsec VPN server
arstechnica - teach me about ssh, vpn, allow remote connections
about.com - VPN Setup
Q&A on using the VPN service (www.doc.ic.ac.uk/csg/faqs/)
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
Posts
Posts
Copyright 2003-2010, Thomas G. Harold, All Rights Reserved
Random technical tidbits from around the web, or things that I've figured out along the way.
Search This Blog
Blog Archive
Subscribe To
Posts
Posts
Labels
2003
(14)
2004
(68)
2005
(50)
2006
(58)
2007
(23)
2008
(17)
2009
(27)
2010
(10)
2011
(10)
2012
(4)
2013
(10)
2014
(1)
2015
(24)
2016
(1)
3ware
(3)
ActiveDirectory
(2)
Angband
(1)
autofs
(2)
Backups
(15)
bash
(3)
Benchmarks
(7)
BIND9
(2)
BorgBackup
(4)
CentOS5
(22)
CentOS6
(2)
ClamAV
(1)
Code
(1)
CSS
(3)
Cygwin
(5)
DisasterRecovery
(4)
DIY
(1)
Dovecot
(4)
EMail
(3)
Encryption
(10)
ExQuilla
(1)
ext3
(2)
ext4
(2)
Firewalls
(9)
FRAPS
(1)
FreeNX
(5)
FSVS
(10)
Gentoo
(70)
Gigabyte-GA-6VA7+
(7)
Gnetoo
(1)
GNUParted
(1)
GnuPG
(4)
GRUB
(3)
Hardware
(6)
IMAP
(2)
IPSec
(2)
IPTables
(1)
iSCSI
(5)
iSCSITarget
(2)
jQuery
(1)
Linux
(13)
LUKS
(2)
LVM
(10)
Mint
(2)
MotorolaQ
(5)
MRTG
(1)
Nagios
(1)
NAT
(1)
News
(14)
NTFSClone
(2)
NTP
(4)
NX
(5)
Office365
(1)
OpenVPN
(1)
pfSense
(6)
Postfix
(2)
PostgreSQL
(7)
PPTP
(1)
Prices
(4)
Printing
(1)
PuTTY
(2)
RAID
(1)
Releases
(1)
RHEL5
(3)
RHEL6
(1)
RSync
(9)
Samba
(7)
SAN
(5)
SecureCRT
(2)
Security
(10)
SELinux
(9)
ServerAdministration
(5)
Shorewall
(1)
SmartPhones
(1)
SMTP
(2)
SNMP
(3)
SoftwareRAID
(30)
SPF
(2)
Squid
(3)
SSH
(13)
SSL
(3)
SubVersion
(12)
SVK
(1)
SystemAdministration
(3)
Thinkpad
(2)
Thunderbird
(3)
TrueCrypt
(4)
Ubuntu
(2)
UltraVNC
(1)
VBScript
(1)
VIAEPIA
(19)
Virtualization
(2)
VisualBasic
(3)
VLAN
(2)
VNC
(4)
VPN
(2)
WiFi
(1)
Win2000
(3)
Win2003
(6)
Win7
(2)
WindowsEFS
(2)
X11
(2)
Xen
(2)
No comments:
Post a Comment