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Is there any Windows based portable pptp client separate from built-in OS client that I can put on my jump drive for use in a lock-down PC User/Guest account in XP or Vista? I would like to use my Personal-VPN connection, which uses OpenVPN protocol, in the public library. Their PCs are locked down so I can't setup the Windows PPTP client within the OS to establish a point-to-point VPN connection. The library will let me use any USB dongle. Thanks. |
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First, PPTP clients cannot be used for OpenVPN:
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Second, to use a VPN connection, you usually need to tell the OS where to route packets, which cannot be done without at least Administrator privileges. (Correct me if I'm wrong.) |
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...my Personal-VPN connection, which uses OpenVPN protocol, ... I'm using Witopia VPN service, and they do use the OpenVPN protocol with a handy PPTP VPN for those who don't want to install any thing on their PC or laptop. |
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Consider setting up Adito - now, it's been three years since the last update (and also three years since they've intended to start renaming it "OpenVPN ALS") but still works great. Adito is a web-based SSL VPN; it works through the browser and uses browser Java applets to create port-by-port tunnels. Traffic looks like SSL HTTP. It has a lot of other features too, like comprehensive access control and a file manager. I successfully used this to RDP into my home computer from my restricted school environment. I continue to use it a lot to RDP into my home computer from work :P. |
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