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]]> By: Bren http://bomega.com/2007/06/26/vpn-i-need-one/#comment-9307 Bren Tue, 24 Jul 2007 09:11:16 +0000 http://www.bomega.com/2007/06/26/vpn-i-need-one/#comment-9307 Hey, I'm having the same issue as you, Boris. I need to connect to the internet with my laptop, but I don't have a public server, and I can't install Hamachi in work. A quick google search revealed that there's lots of public Hamachi servers that gamers use (probably because it's cheaper that hosting a public gaming server). Maybe you could connect your Hamachi client to one of those? I don't know whether you should trust a public gaming server with all your internet traffic though.... Just do a google search for "public Hamachi server" and see what you can find. I might be able to use an SSH tunnel to a free server that's located in the college I used to attend. That way my data would be encrypted from my laptop all the way to the server, just like a Hamachi VPN. Hey,

I’m having the same issue as you, Boris. I need to connect to the internet with my laptop, but I don’t have a public server, and I can’t install Hamachi in work. A quick google search revealed that there’s lots of public Hamachi servers that gamers use (probably because it’s cheaper that hosting a public gaming server). Maybe you could connect your Hamachi client to one of those? I don’t know whether you should trust a public gaming server with all your internet traffic though…. Just do a google search for “public Hamachi server” and see what you can find.

I might be able to use an SSH tunnel to a free server that’s located in the college I used to attend. That way my data would be encrypted from my laptop all the way to the server, just like a Hamachi VPN.

]]> By: tim http://bomega.com/2007/06/26/vpn-i-need-one/#comment-9147 tim Sun, 01 Jul 2007 17:02:12 +0000 http://www.bomega.com/2007/06/26/vpn-i-need-one/#comment-9147 hi boris, très simplement: check of je router op kantoor/thuis vpn functionaliteit heeft. Zoja, laat iemand 't ff instellen, zo niet, get one (een draytek ofzo). Vervolgens laat je op je laptopje de ingebouwde client instellen (in windows krijg je er een 'inbel verbinding' bij. Voortaan, als je ergens op een publieke lijn zit, bel je met je verbinding in op je router, en vervolgens wordt al het verkeer vanaf je laptop tot aan je router versleuteld. Je internet dan dus in wezen vanaf je kantoor. Mail me voor meer info. ciao tim hi boris, très simplement: check of je router op kantoor/thuis vpn functionaliteit heeft. Zoja, laat iemand ‘t ff instellen, zo niet, get one (een draytek ofzo). Vervolgens laat je op je laptopje de ingebouwde client instellen (in windows krijg je er een ‘inbel verbinding’ bij.

Voortaan, als je ergens op een publieke lijn zit, bel je met je verbinding in op je router, en vervolgens wordt al het verkeer vanaf je laptop tot aan je router versleuteld. Je internet dan dus in wezen vanaf je kantoor. Mail me voor meer info.

ciao
tim

]]> By: Sander van der Vliet http://bomega.com/2007/06/26/vpn-i-need-one/#comment-9124 Sander van der Vliet Tue, 26 Jun 2007 17:19:05 +0000 http://www.bomega.com/2007/06/26/vpn-i-need-one/#comment-9124 VPN would route all your traffic trough your home/office network, over a secure connection. This does mean that the connection speed becomes slower, because the network-path is longer, and setting up a VPN can be a hard job depending on your internet connection and computerskills. However, I do not know Hamachi, also for Mac? You can also buy a little box like this: http://www.centralpoint.nl/p/Netgear/FVS318GE/FVS318_ProSafe_VPN_Firewall.html And VPN client software for Mac: http://www.equinux.com/us/products/vpnsolution/index.html If you have a good webhost you can ask if they support one of the following techniques: - pop3/imap over ssl (all incoming mail will be encrypted) - pop3/imap with md5 challenge/response (only your password will be encrypted) For secure outgoing mail: - smtp over ssl/tsl VPN would route all your traffic trough your home/office network, over a secure connection. This does mean that the connection speed becomes slower, because the network-path is longer, and setting up a VPN can be a hard job depending on your internet connection and computerskills. However, I do not know Hamachi, also for Mac? You can also buy a little box like this:

http://www.centralpoint.nl/p/N.....ewall.html

And VPN client software for Mac:
http://www.equinux.com/us/prod.....index.html

If you have a good webhost you can ask if they support one of the following techniques:
- pop3/imap over ssl (all incoming mail will be encrypted)
- pop3/imap with md5 challenge/response (only your password will be encrypted)

For secure outgoing mail:
- smtp over ssl/tsl

]]> By: Roy http://bomega.com/2007/06/26/vpn-i-need-one/#comment-9123 Roy Tue, 26 Jun 2007 12:17:38 +0000 http://www.bomega.com/2007/06/26/vpn-i-need-one/#comment-9123 If you have an old pc laying around (or a WRAP EOL from pcengines.ch; hardware reminds me of your multiple connections WiFi solution) you can use the FREE software from m0n0wall (m0n0.ch). I use M0n0wall to connect 12 remote sites through a IPsec VPN and it works perfectly. You can manage it through a webinterface if you wish and it offers a traffic shaper also. If you want to connect to the network at the office you've got the option to use PPTP or IPsec...but I would certainly use IPsec, because of security reasons; IPsec client should be on your mac (out of the box?). If you have an old pc laying around (or a WRAP EOL from pcengines.ch; hardware reminds me of your multiple connections WiFi solution) you can use the FREE software from m0n0wall (m0n0.ch). I use M0n0wall to connect 12 remote sites through a IPsec VPN and it works perfectly. You can manage it through a webinterface if you wish and it offers a traffic shaper also.

If you want to connect to the network at the office you’ve got the option to use PPTP or IPsec…but I would certainly use IPsec, because of security reasons; IPsec client should be on your mac (out of the box?).

]]> By: Bram http://bomega.com/2007/06/26/vpn-i-need-one/#comment-9122 Bram Tue, 26 Jun 2007 11:23:41 +0000 http://www.bomega.com/2007/06/26/vpn-i-need-one/#comment-9122 It's creepy how easy it is to sniff data from an open Wifi connection. Hamachi works well for me (to create a LAN even while someone is in another country.. to play games) but i've also read stuff about open SSH which is essentially the same thing, I guess. I don't know whether or not Hamachi will run on MacOSX. I only use it on my WinXP bootcamp. It’s creepy how easy it is to sniff data from an open Wifi connection.

Hamachi works well for me (to create a LAN even while someone is in another country.. to play games) but i’ve also read stuff about open SSH which is essentially the same thing, I guess.

I don’t know whether or not Hamachi will run on MacOSX. I only use it on my WinXP bootcamp.

]]> By: Chris Obdam http://bomega.com/2007/06/26/vpn-i-need-one/#comment-9121 Chris Obdam Tue, 26 Jun 2007 10:48:59 +0000 http://www.bomega.com/2007/06/26/vpn-i-need-one/#comment-9121 You can check with your e-mail provider if they support POP or IMAP via SSL, then you're safe. But maybe Hamachi is easier? I always try to use the standard solution, so i don't have to install any software.. :-) You can check with your e-mail provider if they support POP or IMAP via SSL, then you’re safe. But maybe Hamachi is easier? I always try to use the standard solution, so i don’t have to install any software.. :-)

]]> By: Gonzague http://bomega.com/2007/06/26/vpn-i-need-one/#comment-9120 Gonzague Tue, 26 Jun 2007 10:42:41 +0000 http://www.bomega.com/2007/06/26/vpn-i-need-one/#comment-9120 For VPN with Hamachi, you simply install the software on your laptop and on your server then you'll be able to access to your server as if you were in your office For VPN with Hamachi, you simply install the software on your laptop and on your server then you’ll be able to access to your server as if you were in your office

]]> By: Boris Veldhuijzen van Zanten http://bomega.com/2007/06/26/vpn-i-need-one/#comment-9119 Boris Veldhuijzen van Zanten Tue, 26 Jun 2007 10:41:07 +0000 http://www.bomega.com/2007/06/26/vpn-i-need-one/#comment-9119 Thank you for all the feedback! I use Mail.app and simple POP accounts so no https. the software solutions look fine but then I would still need a terminating VPN server, right? How do I get one of those? Thank you for all the feedback! I use Mail.app and simple POP accounts so no https. the software solutions look fine but then I would still need a terminating VPN server, right? How do I get one of those?

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