Linked by Eugenia Loli-Queru on Sat 9th Sep 2006 19:46 UTC
OpenVPN may seem a little daunting at first, but once you get your feet wet this can be an incredibly useful (and free!) tool. In this article, Michael Riley shows you how to use OpenVPN for secure internet surfing on your client PCs. He'll also help you set up the configuration that will allow you access to your home network while you're traveling. From installation to troubleshooting, and using helpful OS-specific tips, this tutorial demystifies OpenVPN for the beginning user.
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2005-10-31
At the company I work for, we're slowly replacing Sonicwall VPN appliances with Linux based OpenVPN boxes. Our sonicwall appliances would limit the number of connections, and when we switched to VOIP phones we hit that limit in a hurry. OpenVPN has been great so far, a piece of cake to setup (once we figured out how to do it once properly
), and gives us a reason to setup a linux server in every office 
.