[pptp-server] PPTP VPN ADSL

[tmk]

sounds like you want to use the linux pptp client. I'm not sure of the
homepage, but i know it's out there. We got our GRE stuff from there i
believe :)

Kevin

PS to teh best of my knowledge, adsl uses dhcp to get ip addresses, and
then just puts your machine on the net. If you mean an adsl connect to the
net and then a vpn connection to your corporate network, linux can do that
too. Ask the newsgroups how to set up linux and adsl (should just be
setting up dhcp.. that's all it was for my cablemodem) and then use the
linux pptp client for the vpn connection. If you use ppp 2.3.8 and the
patch for encryption, you should be able to hack encryption into the mix
too.

On Tue, 26 Oct 1999, Matthew C. Grab wrote:

> Hi, I am new to this list.  I have read over the archives, and I would like
> your input.
> 
> I have an ADSL connection to the internet.  It currently only works with
> Windows.  It works by using MS VPN and PPTP, and an ethernet card.
> 
> The vpn connection is only to isolate my PC from the other users ADSL users.
> They use an NT server to provide VPN authentication, and I want to use a
> linux client to connect.
> 
> I have downloaded linux PPP version 2.3.8 (plus 2.3.9 & 10).  But I don't
> know where to start using an ethernet card to connect.  Can anyone give me
> any input on how to do this?  Or where to look?  I have read the PPP how-to,
> and found nothing.  I can't find any info about the 1.0.2 VPN PPTP linux
> client?
> 
> If I can't set it up to work in linux, it does work fine in Windows 95, but
> I have an application that works better (from an end user perspective) under
> linux.  Besides, linux can do anything better than windows 95, right? ( *
> gasp *)
> 
> Thanks,
> Matt Grab
> mis at cindyrowe.com
> 
> 
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