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From: Soren Dossing <sauber@netcom.com>
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Does any vpn solutions exist for FreeBSD. I have a network on the east
coast an one on the west coast that I need to connect with a virtual and
encrypted connection. I guess I need to set up some kind of ip-tunneling,
but I am not sure exactly what software I would need. 

I have also looked into using andrew file system, but it does not seem to
be supported in FreeBSD - can some one tell me I am wrong please.

Soren