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iPIG Server/Client as VPN substitution

 
 
Mike Preston
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      12-20-2005, 07:40 PM
iPIG is a pretty easy setup.

So I have my iPIG personal server set up on a machine that is far away
and is on a network where the internal addresses are between
192.168.65.100 and 192.168.65.125. My iPIG client is on a machine
which is on a network where the internal addresses are between
192.168.100.50 and 192.168.100.100.

I seem to recall that somebody here has set it up as a vpn substitute.
Is it possible to do so where the server is on a network with a
different address (192.168.65.x) from the network the client is on
(192.168.100.x)?

Essentially, all I want to be able to do is to map a shared windows
drive on the server (192.168.65.50) from the client (192.168.100.75).


If it requires adding a route to the routing table, that would be ok,
too.

Thanks

mike
 
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