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TaterSalid
Sep 18, 2018Virtuoso
VPN Client Recomendations
Forgive me if this is old news. I looked back several pages but nothing jumped out.
I have an old FVS318v1. Please don't laugh. I have looked in vain locally for a mate. I'm not willing to send...
TaterSalid
Sep 20, 2018Virtuoso
Thanks. This is for non-commercial use so I am trying to avoid any cost.
schumaku
Sep 21, 2018Guru - Experienced User
There is virtually everything on board of a decent Windows system to configure and establish an IPsec VPN in general.
- TaterSalidSep 21, 2018Virtuoso
Thanks,
I have looked at the VPN client in Win10 and Win7 has something similar. I haven't seen much on documentation and had concluded that they were for VPN services. I will return to those for more research.
- schumakuSep 21, 2018Guru - Experienced User
Potential trouble can be that you might no longer find some of the potentially outdated crypto and encryption methods in place on your legacy router. Alternate approach would be implementing an OpenVPN on the PC, just requiring a single port forward on the router.
- TaterSalidSep 21, 2018Virtuoso
I searched a little but only found help when using a service. If you could please point to detailed info, that would be helpful. I have only been a VPN user so this is new to me. Port forwarding isn't an issue. The P2P app requires that too. The router is one leg of a 4 router network so if that leg gets trashed the damage is minimal. Thanks.
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