[plug] VPNs

[Mike Holland]

Rob,
i think all that class A/B/C is obsolete. You just choose any old netmask
now. You could use 255.255.255.128 as a mask, and 10.3.26.0 & 10.3.26.128
as your network addresses.

For a VPN you use IP tunnelling, and create a link (PPP?) between the two
networks, then route packets down that link.

Clear as mud?
Try the IP Sub-Networking HOWTO, and VPN Howto. All will be revealed.


Mike Holland <mike at golden.wattle.id.au>            Perth, Australia.
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