Can anyone suggest me a Free VPN.. Best one TIA
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Hi!
I am looking for a VPN Client to access a secured Network (Cisco VPN) with my PDA - Symantec claims it's "Mobile VPN" is able to do such, but i was not able to find a retailer yet that would sell it.
Anyone here who knows a good alternative?
Cheers,
Thomas
if your a registered cisco user then you can possibly get it here...
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps6744/products_ios_protocol_group_home.html
if not, then i would guess your pretty much out of luck, unless you can find it on a torrent site
bender06 said:
Hi!
I am looking for a VPN Client to access a secured Network (Cisco VPN) with my PDA - Symantec claims it's "Mobile VPN" is able to do such, but i was not able to find a retailer yet that would sell it.
Anyone here who knows a good alternative?
Cheers,
Thomas
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I found those on wiki.howardforums.com/index.php/Vpn and
GreenBow is 30days trial.
Hope this helps...
Why not use the native vpn client. ipsec/l2tp works using both preshared keys and certificates as long as the cisco vpn concentrator is setup correctly.
just thought I would share my experiences. I need 24x7 access to my work network as I am one of the system admins...searching the internet I found what seemed to be just about the only one around...anthasoft vpn..downloaded the trial and I just couldnt get it to connect, not to mention whenever i had the program installed it killed my t-mobile data GPRS data connection....so i uninstalled it and stumbled upon Bluefire Mobile VPN
http://www.bluefiresecurity.com/products/vpn/
They have a free 14 day trial that installed and connects perfectly over gprs or wifi to my company network! I use it in conjunction with Mochasoft TN5250 for as/400 access and Jetcet print for a wireless connection with printing anywhere on the go
OpenVPN is free...
I use OpenVPN and it's great. It also completely free. For more information go to http://ovpnppc.ziggurat29.com/ovpnppc-main.htm. The one downside to openvpn is that it requires some knowledge to make it work; you need to know how to create and sign certificates in OpenSSL. There's a tutorial at the main OpenVPN site at openvpn.sf.net. With this, I can't understand why anyone would want to pay for a VPN solution. If you've got the technical knowledge, it's a no-brainer.
...but it doesn't work with Cisco vpn.
OpenVPN that is. Bluefire works perfectly with our corporate Cisco VPN. Which for me is a must have.
Well, obviously...
Of course you have to use the correct VPN client to connect to your VPN server. But if I have a choice about which VPN solution to set up, I'll choose OpenVPN for its cost-effectiveness.
likewise we have a cisco vpn here at our auction, so Bluefire was a must!
Does anyone know if there is a way to use the titan/ppc6800 as a simple SSH VPN Server?
Has anyone out there come up with a solution to the VPN problem with the Hd2? I am currently in China and i am sick of this internet censorship BS, I have a paid VPN account but I can't access it through the phone(the only reason I bought the vpn was for the phone)...please help me someone!
Hi,
I use for VPN the NCP-VPN Client from http://www.ncp-e.com/ with cisco without any problems on HD2
You can download a trial http://www.ncp-e.com/en/downloads/download-windows-mobile-support.html
Regards Karsten
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