Fedora provides remote desktop access. This provides two extremely useful features. Firstly it enables you, or another person to view and interact with your desktop environment from another computer system either on the same network or over the internet. This is useful if you need to work on your computer when you are away from [...]
SA Server supports VPN connections from external clients on the Internet. Virtually any computer that is able to act as a PPTP or L2TP/IPSec client can connect to your network through the ISA Server. However, everything has to be set up right in order to make this work. Important issues that need to be addressed [...]
Windows 2000 Professional supports the ability to create both outgoing and incoming remote access connections. Types of connections supported include dialup, VPN, and direct cable connection (including infrared). The list below outlines the protocols supported and their associated features and limitations under Windows 2000. Point-to-Point protocol – PPP is the de facto standard for dialup [...]
Remote access connections in Windows 2000 Professional are configured using the Make New Connection Wizard in the Network and Dial-Up Connections program window. The wizard provides 5 choices. The first two choices involve creating dial-up connections. You should note that if you choose Dial-up to the Internet, the Internet Connection Wizard would start. The third [...]
Windows 2000 implements a powerful centralized authentication, authorizations and accounting service (often referred to as 12351) in the form of IAS, its implementation of the Remote Access Dial-in Authentication Service (RADIUS). Used for both dial-in and VPN connections, IAS allows you to control in a more centralized manner the authentication of users, accounting of their [...]
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