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''Yesterday it worked.%%% |
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Today it is not working.%%% |
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Windows is like that.'' |
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So are networks, oddly enough. |
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There are many many ways you can set up a tunnel between two networked hosts. The MetaNet is one such example of a tunnel - it is a multi-point tunnel. |
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Most tunnels are point-to-point. Some examples are: |
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* [SSH] Tunnels. Very easy to set up in user space. See [SSHNotes] for information. |
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* [IPSec] - The 'secure' way to set up tunnels. Kinda broken under [Linux] atm. |
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* [L2TP] - Layer 2 Tunnelling Protocol |
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* [GRE] - Generic Routing Encapsulation. See [GRETunnel] for information |
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* [PPTP] - Point To Point Tunnel Protocol |
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* [IPIP] - IP over [IP] Tunnel |
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You may want to authenticate your users against another machine; look at [RADIUS] and [TACACS]. |
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