Thanks for this interesting discussion. Concerning your advice using L2TPv3 : How to use this in OpenBSD ? I'm currently trying to build an L2TP/IPSec VPN, and the only L2TP implementations I found are : rp-l2tp (sourceforge) l2tpd-0.69 (discontinued) sl2tps (from FreeBSD)
The only one I managed to compile is l2tpd-0.69. Is it L2TPv3 compliant ? Is it possible to use L2TPv3 in OpenBSD ? (what would you advice ?) Thanks in advance. Best regards to all OpenBSD developpers. On 1/7/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Claudio, > Thanks for taking the time to give us your insigh on this technology, > I agree that it is a very interesting discussion:) I guess that explains > why there is very little interested in mpls-vpns in open source project > the last several years (except for the work James Leu) is doing... > Glenn > > > > > On Fri, Jan 06, 2006 at 11:12:23PM +0100, Thomas Bvrnert wrote: > >> Thanks Claudio. Is there also an security issue on MPLS VPN ? > >> Or is a normal VPN much secure als MPLS VPN ? > >> > > > > MPLS VPNs are normaly not encrypted. It is just used to tunnel multiple > > networks over a backbone network without touching the traffic. > > So it is possible to bridge networks -- the customer does not realize that > > there is a MPLS VPN in between. This is what some metro networks do. > > > > -- > > :wq Claudio
