10 Dec
2010
10 Dec
'10
10:39 a.m.
On 08/12/10 15:21, Brett Parker wrote:
If you've got windows at one end, and linux at the other, using OpenVPN is probably your best bet.
This looks to be the way I need to go, but I've not got a lot of experience with OpenVPN and know that it's very flexible so I need pointing in the right direction.
I guess what I want is for my mail server to be an OpenVPN server (is it client/server?) and for the Windows boxen to connect to the server via whatever method they like. What I need, though, is that each Windows box always gets the same IP address on the VPN, and that different Windows boxes cannot talk to each other through the VPN (as they'd be different client's boxes).
Where do I start, is this quite straightforward?
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