Am Mo, den 03.05.2004 schrieb Michael Mansour um 02:43: > Hi, [snipped] > I don't mind converting the company in my state to FC1 > or whatever, but I'm wondering: > > * can Linux VPN support Microsoft VPN? Yes. David already gave you the URLs. But I recommend not to do! Please read my other posting "Re: Connecting to Microsoft VPN" from Tue, 04 May 2004 15:12:50. > * are there any ADSL modem/routers which support > Microsoft's VPN? > > Any ideas or comments are welcome. And now for the comments: 1. Don't use MS PPTP if you don't need to. It's VERY insecure, so I would not dare using it for a commercial project. 2. Never change a winning team. PPTP was more easy to install on Debian than on Fedora, because Fedora kernel is missing the module bsd_comp.o. On Debian I was able to set up a pptp server within 5 minutes. 3. Use something else: IPsec (you will most likely need a commercial client on the windoze end) or OpenVPN. OpenVPN is available for Win32, too, it's save, stable, fast and works well with firewalls, for it only uses udp. Regards Christoph
