RE: [Openvpn-users] OpenVPN rocks!

[Alessandro R. <ale...@op...>]

	Yes, it does rock indeed. I have eight peers connected to a
concentrator using OpenVPN. How many LANs can be connected using OpenVPN to
the same concentrator, how is it scalability?
	Has someone done some tests on this matter?

	Thanks.

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Bell
Sent: Tuesday, June 10, 2003 3:04 AM
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Subject: [Openvpn-users] OpenVPN rocks!


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Just wanted to say thanks for OpenVPN and very, very well done!

I set up OpenVPN on Slackware 9 Linux boxes (old P166s, no less) on each end
using the Linux Tap devices and ethernet bridging.  There was no
need for different subnets at all on each end.   All the hosts have
192.168.0.x addresses on the lan side(s). Also, the remote DSL ip address
changed right after I got this working and I got to see how smoothly OpenVPN
handled it. It handled it perfectly and reestablished the connection with
the new ip address automatically. All this with free software. Is that neat,
or what?

Applications seem to be working perfectly. We especially wanted to play
Parsec ( http://openparsec.sf.net ) over this tunnel and for the last couple
of hours I've been playing Parsec with several friends of mine on my lan at
home (seven computers) in Oklahoma and several other friends of mine on
their lan in Dallas (four computers) and Parsec and OpenVPN rock!

Also, Samba works great, as does LinNeighborhood, ssh, sftp, and everything
else I've thrown through this tunnel.

Just had to share this, for those of you who might want to play games or
administer remote lans over the net. OpenVPN is a *good thing*!


Cheers -

Chuck Bell


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