OK, I have 2 PC's; PC A , and PC B . Both running Linux , btw.
PC A is acting as a NAT/PAT Gateway for PC B.
PC A runs a custom kernel to allow the use of Nortel's 3rd Party Unix VPN Client. PC B cannot run this custom kernel due to other dependancy issues.
While PC A is connected to the Nortel VPN server, of course, ALL of it's traffic is restricted to the VPN tunnel, and PC B is unable to communicate.
Is there anyway to have PC B connect to PC A (prefferably over GUI ) while PC A is connected to the VPN ?
Perhaps some sort of serial connection that I could run X-Windows , or similiar,over ?
The goal is to allow me to take advantage of the VPN from PC B .
Any thoughts ?
Oh, and I don't want to script any route changes on the PC A box while it is running the VPN client. (Split Horizon Issues, I think)
PC A is acting as a NAT/PAT Gateway for PC B.
PC A runs a custom kernel to allow the use of Nortel's 3rd Party Unix VPN Client. PC B cannot run this custom kernel due to other dependancy issues.
While PC A is connected to the Nortel VPN server, of course, ALL of it's traffic is restricted to the VPN tunnel, and PC B is unable to communicate.
Is there anyway to have PC B connect to PC A (prefferably over GUI ) while PC A is connected to the VPN ?
Perhaps some sort of serial connection that I could run X-Windows , or similiar,over ?
The goal is to allow me to take advantage of the VPN from PC B .
Any thoughts ?
Oh, and I don't want to script any route changes on the PC A box while it is running the VPN client. (Split Horizon Issues, I think)
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