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Subject: [OS2NetWare] Bordermanager VPN client for OS/2
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I had a rather lengthy telephone conversation today with Robert
Henschel, who is organizing the Developer's Conference in Dresden.
Besides the NetWare client, we discussed a VPN client which would allow
us to connect to BorderManager 3.8 VPNs, which are now much more
standard than earlier versions. Robert thinks that this is a much more
plausible short term goal for us.
Any ideas here? I know for Linux, the solution is to use Free S/WAN
(http://www.freeswan.org/). I'm thinking that this would be a good port
of an IPsec client, unless the InJoy client will work with BM...
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Lewis
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