VPN for Home Use

keenon

knwminus wrote: »

Cool. When I finish building my box I may go this route.

I have the vpn running off of a single 1ghz cpu and 512 mb ram laptop that is running XP. I did install antivirus on it so it would have some protection. So it theres not a huge need for it to be super box.

Bl8ckr0uter

keenon wrote: »

I have the vpn running off of a single 1ghz cpu and 512 mb ram laptop that is running XP. I did install antivirus on it so it would have some protection. So it theres not a huge need for it to be super box.

Not bad. I think I have a few spare boxes so I may have a dedicated box for my vpn connections. Possible a Ubuntu box running untangle or something. It may end up like this

UbuntuVPNBOX>><<UBUNTUMAINBOX>><<<WINDOWSSERVERBOX

Im hoping that the spare boxes I have can handle the traffic. Are you using this for just remote access to a gns3 lab or other things as well?

keenon

knwminus wrote: »

Not bad. I think I have a few spare boxes so I may have a dedicated box for my vpn connections. Possible a Ubuntu box running untangle or something. It may end up like this

UbuntuVPNBOX>><<UBUNTUMAINBOX>><<<WINDOWSSERVERBOX

Im hoping that the spare boxes I have can handle the traffic. Are you using this for just remote access to a gns3 lab or other things as well?

i'm using it for vpn connections, only terminal server connection for regular users and as admin i have term server and rdp to server running lab.