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I have always had problems getting OpenVPN to work so gave OpenVPN Access Server a go at home using the VMware version and it worked really well in my test setup. I was just interested if anyone is using in their schools as I need to open up some server shares for the staff.

 

INFO: small primary school running single Server 2003

 

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Can't say i have used OpenVPN but we use SSL explorer (know known as Adito) for access to this kind of thing for our students/Staff. It as has the features so we can set up RDP sessions to machines inside school for staff to have access to programs like sims etc from non school home computers. Don't have any problems with it.
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I'll have a look at SSL explorer. should I get the Adito version?

 

Also would really like to hear from anyone using OpenVPN Access Server or even just OpenVPN

 

 

I would use Adito - its 98% the same product its just a newer updated version as SSL explorer was purchased by barracuda.

 

Toby

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It does look that way - i havn't been following it much so yes i would guess it is - the cached part of the page from google states

OpenVPN ALS is a web-based SSL VPN server written in Java. ... OpenVPN ALS is a direct descendant of Adito, which was a fork of SSL-Explorer

 

So thats correct - and yes the previous version of the previous version works well!

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Finally got Active server by openvpn installed and I must say its great. Its very fast, supports AD intergration, and netbios over tcp so network shares are all working as though in the school. I used the vmware pre built applience so no real installing required, just a bit of tinkering in the gui.
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I am using the newest version.

In the web admin gui enter the advanced vpn setion and scroll down to windows networking. Select Enable NetBIOS over TCP/IP. Enter your wins server IP and select m-node. Restart the server and your done, users have access to UNC shares.

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