I think I understand. The subject was IPSec, but what you need is PPTP 
clients? Or you need them to be connected 24/7 via IPSec to your network?

And, I can't send you e-mail directly, your e-mail server bounces my 
e-mails :-(

<gmay at gemweb dot net>: host mailhost.gemweb.net[216.195.4.66] said: 554 5.7.1
    Possible Zombie: Your mail server is acting like a Zombie Please correct
    this problem to complete any furure mail transactions to GemWeb (in reply
    to MAIL FROM command)



Glenn May wrote:
> They are all running XP.  But the XP client does not allow for remote 
> DHCP from what I can figure out.   They are all using Broadband 
> cards.  There is no way of getting a static on that
>
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> Michael Brown wrote:
>> I'm not sure if I understand. Every OS out there comes with a free 
>> VPN client that I'm aware of except maybe the Windows 3.11, 9X 
>> series? What OS are your remote folks using?
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Michael
>>
>> Glenn May wrote:
>>> Good afternoon,
>>>
>>> Has anyone come across a use able version of a VPN client that will 
>>> work with remote users on M0n0wall?    I have  a couple of remote 
>>> folks that are not exactly technically brilliant, but I need to 
>>> allow them into the network.   I really don't have the budget to pay 
>>> $150.00 each for a client license, so free would be PERFECT!!
>>>
>>>
>>> Thanks in advance for any suggestions that can be made..
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Glenn May
>>>
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