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>>>>> Is there a better way? If not, is there an easy way to set up that |
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>>>>> VPN connection? I've always read that OpenVPN is a bear and I've been |
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>>>>> lucky enough to avoid needing it all this time. |
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>>>> Bear, in what sense? Slow, hard? |
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>>> Hard. It seems like a waste to become acquainted with OpenVPN for |
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>>> just this purpose. I've been using Gentoo on all of my systems for |
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>>> nearly 15 years and haven't needed it otherwise. |
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>> Learning how to set up a VPN connection, which is probably what they |
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>> are asking you to do, is not a waste of time. KVM or some variation of |
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>> it is the standard way to do this (though I very much detest it, as |
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>> each server is essentially preinstalled with unmodifiable firmware |
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>> that has control over your physical hardware). |
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> Is there a way to make the KVM connection without becoming an expert in OpenVPN? |
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OK you guys win. Can anyone point me toward docs on the easiest way |
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to set up the connection? |
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- Grant |
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