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Ron Peterson <ron.peterson at yellowbank.com> wrote: >Anyone ever run into trouble with cable modem ISP's disabling use of VPN >client software, as per this article, being discussed on slashdot: >http://www.computerworld.com/storyba/0,4125,NAV47_STO66589,00.html [snip] I've used a Nortel IPSec VPN on M1 without problems. I suspect that the "prohibition" against residential use is just a page out of the M$ book: forbid people to do what you know they will anyway, and save yourself the support costs. Plus, it's probably a legal hedge against anyone claiming that they're really common carriers instead of "content providers", so that they don't have to answer to a PUC. Don't worry about it: at worst, you might have to divert the traffic through some "consumer" site that serves large mpegs. That's the nice thing about encryption: bits are bits. Bill Horne
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