2004/03/31 VPN

Virtual private network: Linux/vpn.html I explain this to new folks as "Imagine you could drag a wire from here to your house. You could plug your home computer into this network. That's what a VPN gives you."

Of course there are always little details of subnets and all to deal with, but that's my problem, not theirs.

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