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hello,
Is DCOM over VPN possible?
I tried IPSEC , PPTP.
It look that only overr an internal network DCOM is working fine.
tnx
frank
Posted by Vikas on May 24, 2006, 7:31 am
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Hello Frank,
You can route any thing over IPSEC as far as it is inside TCP or UDP.
I do not know much about DCOM however if there are tunneling options
available with DCOM like TCP tunnelling it will go through IPSEC.
Vikas
Posted by novikov@infotecs.ru on May 25, 2006, 11:32 am
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Hi,
You can try ViPNet VPN from www.vpnsolution.info - it is free to try
for 45 days, but I give you 100% that will work with DCOM, because I'm
already using it in my backoffice. ViPNet VPN can tunnel any IP traffic
and not only UDP and TCP.
Alex
Posted by Vikas on May 26, 2006, 12:30 am
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Yes any RFC compliant IPSEC product will carry IP traffic.
Cisco VPN products can carry DCOM.
As I said earlier I have no idea regarding what kind of traffic is DCOM
however if it is inside IP it will go.
What I mean earlier was I tried with STUN which gives you an option to
tunnel inside TCP.
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