[olug] I'm linux free :-) ?BSD installfest anyone?

[Jon Warren]

I setup a Cipe VPN between work and home.  It was fairly painless and gave full network access once it was running correctly.  The biggest gotchas where routing tables.  I may still have a good copy of the firewall file we used.  Both sides of the VPN needed to have two network cards.  I think you could fake the second one but not sure on that.  Feel free to email me if you want any specifics.

On Tue, Oct 10, 2000 at 11:40:47PM -0500, Devon Caines wrote:
> I think Redhat has patches out for the Anaconda problem, you may want to
> check there. 
> I experiencd the problem when trying to NFS install 6.2 from a 6.1
> network boot floppy. Problems evaporated when I used the 6.2 netboot
> floppy.
> 
> Q:
> Has anyone played with VPN  (server and/or clients) and got it working?
> 
> 
> Devon_C
> 
> "puzzled at home.com" wrote:
> > 
> >       I did something truly gruesome to my redhat 6.2 install involving
> > kernel 2.2.17, VLANs, IPv6, and a lot of other things one shouldn't be
> > doing on a machine you expect to use daily - it refused to run X and
> > network services became unstable. The redhat 6.2 disk I had kept dying
> > during install with complaints about anaconda and I didn't feel like
> > fighting my way through it so ...
> > 
> >
> 
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