I see a lot of talk on this list regarding SSH tunnels to secure VNC. I used that for a year or two, but what i found annoying was that i had to download and install an SSH Windows client or use our online java client, and of course then you had to set up all the tunnelling options. (I know its one line on a linux box, but i deal entirely in support and therefore, Windows). For those in a similar situation VPN has proven to be incredibly handy. You can create a VPN connection in 15 seconds from most windows based machines, as long as you have a 2000 pro or server that can accept VPN connections. Are there downsides to this solution i'm not seeing (besides a possible decrease in encryption level)?
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