Re: Best VPN server to use on Fedora

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Michael H. Warfield wrote:


> For larger VPNs with a lot of systems, certificate based OpenSWAN can
> be a lot easier to set up than OpenVPN, particularly if you have to set
> up OpenVPN in peer-to-peer mode where each connection requires
> configuring unique UDP endpoint ports.  OpenVPN server mode can help
> with it's address pool technique and their coming out with some newer
> tricks for handing out and routing addresses in server mode that hasn't
> quite make it to release yet.  But that doesn't help out much once you
> get away from a star topology.  OpenVPN needs to impliment a
> server-to-server mode before they can really address that.
> 

Have you looked at openvpn>2?  I believe these comments are obsolete.


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