I have been following your thread but this is 64 bit windows. Drivers 
and programs act idfferently. I am hesitant to just buy without trying 
since the new sonicwall global vpn client doesn't install correctly on 
this machine. I am also having trouble with other programs and just may 
have to revert to x86 version of windows. PPTP doesn't use plain text 
but uses MS-CHAP.

Ethan


Joe Commisso wrote:
> Ethan Bonick wrote:
>> I recently built a new machine and without thinking about it put x64 
>> version of Windows on it. I have not been able to find any ipsec vpn 
>> client to use with m0n0wall. Does anyone know of one or am I stuck 
>> with pptp?
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Ethan
>>
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> Ethan,
>
> I just asked about the same question yesterday in the thread with this 
> subject:
> "Is it possible to ipsec vpn from mobile winxp to m0n0?"
> It looks to me like "Safenet Remote LT" is about the only thing out 
> there that I know of, which is $149.
> Common sense tells me that there could be another way, but I don't 
> know about it.
> Jason just sent me another reply stating that it is also available in 
> a "netgear branded version" for about $40.
> So I am setting up PPTP and have tested that to work.
> I would really like more security though and am thinking of buying the 
> Safenet vpn, but not jumping into it right away.
> From what I gather, PPTP sends the username & password in plain text?
> I'm not positive, but I think that's the case.
> I plan on advising my two vpn users to access the web gui of m0n0wall 
> and turn off PPTP when not needed so to keep it more secure and to 
> only turn it on when needed.
> It's still under discussion (here and in the above thread).
>
> That's where I'm at on this,
> Joe
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