Q: Controlling access at the Ethernet level

[Richy Kim]

The builtin pptp client in Mac OS X does the job.
However, if you want to conviniently setup different routes
(to separate corporate and personal internet traffic) DigiTunnel PPTP VPN
client for Mac OS X
has an easy to configure alternate routing options tab.

www.gracion.com/vpn/

-r.

-----Original Message-----
From: Frankye - ML [mailto:listsucker at ipv5.net]
Sent: Monday, April 05, 2004 9:48 AM
To: freebsd-security at freebsd.org
Subject: Re: Q: Controlling access at the Ethernet level


On Mon, 5 Apr 2004 12:28:26 +0400
Andrew Riabtsev <resident at b-o.ru> wrote:

| VPN (pptp) solution work just fine both potop and mpd on server side
| and with any win box on client side, even win'95 with patch from
| microsoft.com. There is could be problem with MAC OS - i didn't find
| pptp-client for it but it should be, i think. Also FreeBSD and Linux
| has pptp-clients. And the last, you can use cheap hardware
| pptp-clients in situations like with MAC OS for example Allied Telesyn
| AR-221E. 

FWIW, MacOSX includes a pptp client in the base system, I don't know how
good however.
For MacOS classic (i.e.: <=9) there _was_ a (commercial) pptp client
called "tunnel builder", but the producer seems to no longer exist and/or
not support the thing anymore.
I've found a website which still offers it at
http://www.macadsl.com/logiciels/?cat=client%20de%20connexion but it's
priced at USD 99 (!).

Hope that helps

Frankye
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