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It always depends on the circumstances.. obviously.
But look at it this way, OpenVPN is GPL and bloated.. OpenSSH is liberal and light. Both support OSI level 2/3 tunnelling.. both utilize OpenSSL. Pick the one you feel is right. |
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i'd use SSH over VPN any day!
I have no valid reasons, i just like ssh ^^
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I too would have to go with OpenSSH tunneling, in fact I dropped OpenVPN tunneling in favour of implicit SSH tunnels instead about 4.3ish.
I do have a great howto with OpenBSD/OpenVPN/AuthPF if you really care to try (it's a bit dated), just tried uploading and could not, i can send them to you if you like, let me know. |
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