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]]> http://www.chriskwekubennett.com/2009/08/02/stratech/comment-page-1/#comment-1600 Chadwick Levell Fri, 27 Aug 2010 15:06:51 +0000 http://www.chriskwekubennett.com/?p=117#comment-1600 If you are planing on doing this from home keep in mind that your connection is likely asymmetrical. Meaning that your upload bandwidth is much less than your download bandwidth. This is great if you are browsing the net because most things are download. But if you are going to run any kind of VPN that slow upload will be the determining factor in overall speed. A VPN requires fast in and out. So a slow out will hamper it's effectiveness. It's going to be much more simple and effective to use a commercial personal vpn service like Aside from being fast the multiple server addresses will not get blocked by web filters like your home one will. However, if you really want to give it a shot then I would recommend OpenVPN It's bullet proof and fast. You could set it up in a virtual machine on either computer and let it run in the background. If you are planing on doing this from home keep in mind that your connection is likely asymmetrical. Meaning that your upload bandwidth is much less than your download bandwidth. This is great if you are browsing the net because most things are download. But if you are going to run any kind of VPN that slow upload will be the determining factor in overall speed. A VPN requires fast in and out. So a slow out will hamper it’s effectiveness. It’s going to be much more simple and effective to use a commercial personal vpn service like Aside from being fast the multiple server addresses will not get blocked by web filters like your home one will. However, if you really want to give it a shot then I would recommend OpenVPN It’s bullet proof and fast. You could set it up in a virtual machine on either computer and let it run in the background.

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