[SLL] kioskcd is a really cool idea...

Bill Campbell bill at celestial.com
Thu Dec 20 13:42:06 PST 2007


On Thu, Dec 20, 2007, Kurt Buff wrote:
>We do something similar in many cases for VPN access for our company -
>if the employee isn't in the running for a company-issued laptop, we
>give them a CD with a VMWare player of Ubuntu running PPTP and
>rdesktop, which gives them access to the Windows Terminal Services
>machine. The VM runs under a severely restricted environment, so they
>can't update it.
>
>It's a little slow if you don't have a reasonable machine at home, but
>it works just fine.
>
>I'll be upgrading the image at some point to do IPSec instead of PPTP.

You might want to look at OpenVPN instead of IPSec.  It's easier to
configure (arguably), works well with clients behind NAT routers, and there
are GUI clients for OS X and the Windows virus.

Bill
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