VPN & iBurst

[cryptic1]

Hi guys

Following on from the 'has everyone deserted iburst' thread, can someone please enlighten me on the above i.e. what hardware do I need and how do I set up?

Thank you in advance

 

[who.is.michael]

Explore: http://openvpn.net/

Shout if you need help, currently utilising it on iBurst network "without" issues...

 

[cryptic1]

Explore: http://openvpn.net/

Shout if you need help, currently utilising it on iBurst network "without" issues...

Dloading installer now, thank you

 

[bdt]

Explore: http://openvpn.net/

Shout if you need help, currently utilising it on iBurst network "without" issues...

- that may not have been directed at me but .."YO!" /shout

Or, more plainly: if you would help with helping me VPN-ify a connection through a WRT54G router so I can see the server while out and about with a WinXP notebook, that would be a HUGE bonus!

 

[Raithlin]

- that may not have been directed at me but .."YO!" /shout

Or, more plainly: if you would help with helping me VPN-ify a connection through a WRT54G router so I can see the server while out and about with a WinXP notebook, that would be a HUGE bonus!

Is that a vanilla WRT, or has it been transformed via OpenWRT/DD-WRT etc.?

The reason for my question is that I am using DD-WRT on my WRT54GL (Basically a WRT54G v1.1), and the VPN (EDIT: That would be OpenVPN) is hosted by the router firmware.

 

[who.is.michael]

If Raithlin's post doesn't help, PM me...

 

[bdt]

Is that a vanilla WRT, or has it been transformed via OpenWRT/DD-WRT etc.?

*choke* 'vanilla'?! Heh, the only way I do vanilla is in my ice-cream ..I suspect you've missed seeing all the posts I've done evangelising DD-WRT on WaRTs? Nah boet, I've been doing DD-WRT for years now, mostly I use the v24 standard version (as opposed to VPN or VoIP editions), tho' I'm wondering if, in this case, the VPN version really would be better.

The reason for my question is that I am using DD-WRT on my WRT54GL (Basically a WRT54G v1.1)

actually the *GL1/1.1 is the rebadged G v4 series, IIRC ..but we're not here to nitpick about this.

and the VPN (EDIT: That would be OpenVPN) is hosted by the router firmware.

..so that's the VPN edition then?

Anyhow, it's a piece of cake to flash the router: it's having the VPN (and, I suspect, dyndns stuff) setup to allow auth. and access to the network that I'm interested in getting right ..and with which I'm not entirely confident.