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Rodney Topor is offline Rodney Topor
2006-01-12 , 03:48
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Here in Australia, I doubt that the 770 will be a big success because there are relatively few free WiFi access points and because GPRS access is very expensive.

One place where there is free WiFi access is my work environment, which, however, requires the use of a VPN client. So what is the state of VPN clients for the 770? And, more specifically, is there a client for a "Cisco Concentrator 3000" VPN server?
 
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2006-01-12 , 05:37
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I haven't seen a 770 VPN client released to date. Given the various types of VPN connections, I don't really know if there'll be one that will suit you any time soon.

Otherwise it's a great little device. I've used it 95% of the time in my home and even there (read: a really small appartment) it's been amazing.
 
acidburn is offline acidburn
2006-01-12 , 09:19
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take a look at this site:
http://maemo.org/maemowiki/InstallVPNC

or if you want to use openvpn:
http://www.rahkonen.org/openvpn.html

its also my opinion, that the nokia 770 is a great little device. its amazing what you can do with it.
here is also a link to the howto summary of maemo:
http://maemo.org/maemowiki/HowTo

have fun with your device
 
putkowski is offline putkowski
2006-01-12 , 17:36
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Originally Posted by Rodney Topor
Here in Australia, I doubt that the 770 will be a big success because there are relatively few free WiFi access points and because GPRS access is very expensive.

One place where there is free WiFi access is my work environment, which, however, requires the use of a VPN client. So what is the state of VPN clients for the 770? And, more specifically, is there a client for a "Cisco Concentrator 3000" VPN server?
Hey CISCO, let's go !!

Their web site show support for linux, but only for Intel...
 
Rodney Topor is offline Rodney Topor
2006-01-12 , 19:52
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acidburn, and others, thanks for the advice.
 

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