Hi,
Is there a way to connect my FreeBSD 5.4 box to a Microsoft VPN?
Basically, I use FreeBSD at home, and want to connect to my XP Pro box
at work. On Linux, I think they have a VPN program you can run, then
you can use rdesktop to connect to a Windows host on the VPN LAN. On
FreeBSD, I
e VPN Name: vpn.wobs-work.com
My workplace's outside VPN external IP: 100.200.300.16
My workplace Username: wob
My workplace Password: wobpassword
My Workplace's Windows XP Pro PC: 5.10.15.79
My Workplaces Internal Subnet: 5.10.15.x
My home FreeBSD's IP: 192.168.1.25
My FreeBSD&#x
Hi Eric,
WORKVPN:
set authname wob
If you are authenticating against a domain change the above to
set authname domain\\wob
I had left out my domain, and had one IP address wrong - now it works!
Thanks !!!
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Hi,
I'm going to try in to install FreeBSD 6.0-Beta3, and am curious how I
should tweak the stable-supfile. Actually I did an install from CD, I
usually immediately update from the net after a CD install, so I can get
the latest stuff.
When I installed 5.4 I made these changes to the stable
Hi,
I'm going to try in to install FreeBSD 6.0-Beta3, and am curious how I
should tweak the stable-supfile. Actually I did an install from CD, I
usually immediately update from the net after a CD install, so I can get
the latest stuff.
When I installed 5.4 I made these changes to the stabl
Hi Giorgos,
For 6.0-Beta3, I plan to only change to RELENG_6, like this:
nano -w stable-supfile
host = cvsup10.FreeBSD.org
*default release=cvs tag=RELENG_6
ports-all tag=.
doc-all tag=.
You're not getting any of the "source" collections this way and you have
unnecessarily trimm
I had to make 3-4 symlinks to get Flash to work with Firefox on FreeBSD
6.0-B4
These are the commands I entered:
cd /usr/lib
ln -s libstdc++.so.5 libstdc++.so.4
cd /lib
ln -s libm.so.4 libm.so.3
ln -s libz.so.3 libz.so.2
I made those changes based on errors I saw. I don't know mu
I fixed my Flash error, but I don't how to fix this error on the Helix
player (and the same error for Acrobat7)
I'm using Firefox on 6.0-B4.
I thought "stderr" was alway defined (from my C days).
any suggestions?
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freebsd-questions@freebsd.org m
I installed the nvidia driver, and player enemy-territory - which was a
lot of fun! Foobillard worked well, too.
I started going through the ports installing a lot of games, but some
of them required other files. For example, doomlegacy needed a WAD file
- so I couldn't play it. Other ga
Installing 5.4 use to turn off my HP Pavillion, so I thought I would try
6.0 since I heard it was more laptop friendly. I have a 6.0-B1 CD that
I am trying to install from.
6.0-B1 doesn't turn it off, but it does hang with a frozen ACII spinning
character immediately after displaying:
/boo
I have never been able to get through an install of either 5.4 or 6.0 on
my HP Pavillion zv5445us laptop. Trying to install 5.4 would poweroff
the latop, and 6.0 hangs during the install. I have not tried 4.10, and
was hoping I wouldn't have to. I had tried earlier version of 5.x when
they
I had a thread on 8/31/2005 about getting VPN to work, maybe it will help:
"Is there a way to connect to a Microsoft VPN?"
I had left the domain out of my login. I ending up using pptpclient.
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http://
When JFK said, "We choose to go to the moon in this decade and do the
other things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard..", I
always wondered what exactly "the other things" were. Apparently, one
of them is printer configuration under FreeBSD.
If I am using a HP Deskjet 940
Rem P Roberti wrote:
When I attempt to either do a printview, or print, using Firefox the
program shuts down. My printcap file contains entries that were
automatically created by CUPS. Any ideas why the Firefox printing
functions are inop?
I solved that problem last night, but I'm not sure
I am in the process of making FreeBSD my primary desktop OS, which is
not always easy since I have a limited amout of *nix experience. I
chose FreeBSD after doing the Linux distro-dance, and eventually settled
on FreeBSD because it seemed to be the best behaving OS. Based on
word-of-mouth,
I think part of my solution is to encourage other newbies to track a
release instead of stable. So we would follow "5_4" instead of "5",
since "5" is on its way to become "5_5" - and might have some bugs with
the features that are being added.
I read about this here:
http://www.freebsd.org
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