Re: [Openvpn-users] Bridging config - can't find an understandable HOWTO

2015-02-26 Thread Michael O Holstein
26/2015 8:18 AM, Michael O Holstein wrote: >> I'm looking for encryption that's completely transparent to programs, will >> work properly across multiple servers with IP multicast > > Then what you want is IPSEC. > > OpenVPN has it's advantages, but SSL vpn is d

Re: [Openvpn-users] Bridging config - can't find an understandable HOWTO

2015-02-26 Thread Michael O Holstein
> (And: don't mix "IPSEC" with "OpenVPN". OpenVPN does not use IPSEC, > as that's not synonym for "encrypt traffic" but a very specific crypto > suite. OpenVPN is "SSL VPN") Both IPSEC and SSL support multiple cipher suites. IPSEC is a layer 3 concept. SSL is a layer 5/6 concept. > I'm lookin

Re: [Openvpn-users] From Windows 7 client to OpenVPN server

2014-09-03 Thread Michael O Holstein
Yes, you need the OpenVPN client, just like you do in Linux. The "built in" one in Windows can use SSTP, L2TP+IPSEC, or PPTP .. OpenVPN uses a (different) proprietary protocol. Regards, Michael Holstein Cleveland State University From: Timothy Murphy Se