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Setting up an inbound VPN connection is pretty trivial on Windows XP/7 Professional.
by noblethrasher 13y ago
Setting up an inbound VPN connection is pretty trivial on Windows XP/7 Professional.
- rcarmo 13y agoI'm not using Windows as a server - I'm using xrdp on Linux to access remote X sessions, since it's MUCH faster than any alternative (nomachine, vnc, etc.)
- icebraining 13y agoA VPN is pretty trivial on Linux too, running OpenVPN is just a matter of installing it, writing a simple config file (5-6 lines) and running the command. I've set up a VPN connections between my Nexus and a VPS in less than 30m (I use OpenVPN for Android instead of the official client since the latter doesn't seem to support pre-shared keys).
- vetinari 13y agoOpenVPN on the other hand, keeps open connection for the entire duration of the session. It is pretty reliable way to kill your battery. I'm using Strongswan client, it is IPSec just like the built in client, but more capable, including cert based authentication and MOBIKE.