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OpenVPN standard?OpenVPN standard?Posted Jul 22, 2004 10:30 UTC (Thu) by rl (subscriber, #2336)Parent article: Kernel Summit: Network summit summary In the security area, there are plans to drop CIPE altogether and use the OpenVPN standard. When did OpenVPN become a standard? And how does it relate to the kernel, being a pure user-space solution? It certainly makes sense to tell people to use OpenVPN instead of CIPE. As much as it sucks, though, the VPN standard is IPsec.
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OpenVPN standard? Posted Jul 23, 2004 5:28 UTC (Fri) by rise (guest, #5045) [Link] I think this refers to discussion regarding the line "Integrate CIPE somehow, maybe even a 2.6.x task" under the heading "Misc. and CRAZY ideas" in David S. Miller's 2.7.x Networking talk. My best guess is that it was brought up in terms of integrating a simpler VPN than IPSec and it was immediately pointed out that CIPE was insecure and OpenVPN was a better starting point.
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