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Jesse
Member since:
2010-04-04 18:33:57 |  posted: 2010-04-04 18:50:32
Does this exist?
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So far all of the vpn
solutions that I have
found seem to try to do
more then this and also
perhaps less than this.
Is there any existing
software that will allow
me to connect disperse
computers in a way that
each of the computers
views the VPN as a
network interface
card(emulated) that is
connected to a private
network? Furthermore all
of the computers in this
network except perhaps a
dhcp server are behind a
router and a firewall and
they do not have access
to the router so it is
not possible to set up a
port forwarding
arrangement to pass
requests to the computer
directly. Thank you | Jesse
Member since:
2010-04-04 18:33:57 | posted: 2010-04-05 00:09:32
.
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Just posting again so I
get an email notification
when someone replies. I
didn't select it the
first time. | howzer
Member since:
2010-05-12 03:06:00 | posted: 2010-05-12 03:16:14
re does the exist?
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What is it you are trying
to do ? Map all computer
thru the vpn connections
? That is possible, and I
don't see why you would
want to emulate it. I
have done this with
mikrotik for a while now,
all you have to do, is
route all the computers
default gateways to the
vpn connection.
On
the DHCP server issues,
is it behind or in front
of the vpn
?
howzer
www.br
ightgreenvpn.com | howzer
Member since:
2010-05-12 03:06:00 | posted: 2010-05-12 03:20:03
port foward
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With the port froward,
you can setup two network
cards on the computer you
want froward, and have
that port forward to the
card that is not going
tho the vpn connection.
Seems like a lot of work
tho to get it going. But
it can be
done.
howzer
ww
w.brightgreenvpn.com | Jesse
Member since:
2010-04-04 18:33:57 | posted: 2010-05-12 11:56:59
Oh
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I wasn't even thinking
about hardware solutions
at the time. I imagine
that if you are attached
to a hardware VPN that it
must work much like a
router and be connected
to with a network
interface card. In that
situation you could trust
that NIC to be secure as
long as you trust the VPN
device. Every computer
attached to the VPN would
be accessible just like
if they were on your LAN
(Which they may or may
not be). If the computer
has another NIC attached
to a WAN then that NIC
would be more suspect. I
am looking for a software
solution for a computer
with one NIC that is
attached to the internet.
The software would
ideally present a TUN/TAP
emulated NIC which will
only broadcast to the
computers attached to the
VPN and only listen to
them as well. Something
like
SocialVPN.
Thanks, |
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