>Understood, but also note that if you haven't tried OpenVPN then do give >it a go!
I've used it a bit. My experiences have been mostly good. I just don't think it's necessary in this case. >Using a VPN solves a bunch of problems that you haven't yet worried >about such as eavesdropping, forced routing and the like? Confidentiality and authentication are handled at the application layer in this case. I already have clients connecting from simple Internet connections, so I can't afford to rely on the security of the network layer too much. Thanks for your input! Philip
