VNC, VPN, and All That Jazz

[Matthew Carpenter]

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OpenVPN (openvpn.sf.net) is another good alternative with clients for
Windows, Linux, etc....

Kurt Wall wrote:
| On Tuesday 15 February 2005 20:42, Net Llama! enlightened us thusly:
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|>On Tue, 15 Feb 2005, Kurt Wall wrote:
|>
|>>Today's silly question:
|>>
|>>What is the difference between VNC and VPN? Or, are they related?
|>
|>VNC is a means of implimenting a VPN.
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| One could also use CIPE or IPSec instead of VNC, correct? VPN hangs or
| falls on a secure tunnel of some sort, if I understand things rightly.
|
| Thanks.
|
| Kurt
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