![]() ![]() Instead, what was showing up was many others who were having the same problems and asking the same questions, but not getting answers! And usually after the first four or five pages of results, the results became even less relevant, if that were possible. In this case, Google may have had the answers somewhere, but they sure weren’t showing up in the first few pages of results. I’ve pretty much figured out that most of the time, the person saying that doesn’t know the answer either, but they are like the schoolyard bully that gets their kicks by picking on others. I want to digress just a moment to speak about those elitists that seem to frequent certain forums and IRC channels, and just love to tell newbies (often in not so polite terms) that all the answers can be found by using Google. It turned out, as so often happens that some simple configuration changes were all that was needed – but finding the correct configuration changes to make were pure grief.ĮDIT: The above-mentioned book has been updated and expanded under a new title - see Mini-review of Beginning OpenVPN 2.0.9 by Markus Feilner and Norbert Graf (Packt Publishing) But getting it to work with the Tomato VPN client, and in particular, to get it to work the way we needed it to, was a whole other thing. Please understand, the instructions at The ‘Point and Click’ Home VPN HowTo Guide, combined with the knowledge I acquired from the book OpenVPN: Building and Integrating Virtual Private Networks (Amazon affiliate link) by Markus Feilner, enabled me to get a tunnel going using a software client with no sweat. Okay, time for the hard part… well, at least it was for me. The link to in this article is an affiliate link, and if you make a purchase through that link I will receive a small commission on the sale. Comments dated before the year 2013 were originally posted to his blog. This is an edited version of a post that originally appeared on a blog called The Michigan Telephone Blog, which was written by a friend before he decided to stop blogging.
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