On Saturday, July 3, 2004, 11:18:50 AM, Peter Curran <peter at closeconsultants dot com> wrote:

PC> All

PC> As promised recently, I have now completed the first pass on a system called
PC> m0n0-ovpn.  This is a mechanism for using the popular OpenVPN server in
PC> m0n0wall.

PC> This system is implemented as a module.

PC> You can find out about the system and download the code from:
PC> http://www.closeconsultants.com/~peter/m0n0-openvpn.html

PC> The tarball includes everything you need to modify a standard 1.1 m0n0 image
PC> to include the module, this could be done on a none-freebsd machine if
PC> needed. 

PC> The system currently supports and is tested with tun-style tunnels.  There is
PC> a brief tutorial on the site that explains how to setup a typical 'road
PC> warrior' scenario.  The system actually has tap-style tunnels as well but
PC> this is untested, and so may blow up :-).  Once I have tested it some more I
PC> will supply some further 'how-to-use' tutorials based on tap-style tunnels.

PC> Please be gentle - this is a very early cut at this task and there are many
PC> more features to implement and test.  Please supply your feedback either
PC> directly or via the list.

PC> Cheers

PC> Peter Curran

Thanks a lot for your hard work on this, however is it possible to be
extremely cheeky and ask if anyone could create some prepatched images
for those of us stuck without a FreeBSD (or even *nix) machine on
which to do the compilation :(


Thanks again

-- 
 Matchstick
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