tinc - Aug 2000 - VPN Question

Dear,
   I need to use VPN on Linux, slackware 7 kernel 2.2.13 and Redhat 6.2 kernel
2.2.16. And I found Tinc. Before I decide to install Tinc, could you answer my
questions?
 
        1. Can Tinc work on those platforms, slackware and redhat?
        2. Can Tinc be installed on both sides, VPN server and VPN client? or
only use for server.
        3. I need to modify some code. If I have some question, could you
support me?

Thank you very much
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can wrote:
> Dear,
>    I need to use VPN on Linux, slackware 7 kernel 2.2.13 and Redhat 6.2
kernel 2.2.16. And I found Tinc. Before I decide to install Tinc, could you
answer my questions?
yes.
>         1. Can Tinc work on those platforms, slackware and redhat?
yes.
>         2. Can Tinc be installed on both sides, VPN server and VPN client?
or only use for server.
yes.
>         3. I need to modify some code. If I have some question, could you
support me?
yes.
> Thank you very much
You're welcome.

Seriously, tinc is, in a way, both server and client.  It depends on
how you configure your network which one can actually be called the
`server' or the `client' side.  Then the only apparent difference is
which side commences a connection.

And as for the code, sure.  What kind of modifications do you need?

-- 
Ivo Timmermans
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