How to Use pptp-client to connect to vpn and centospptp-client in centos
In fact, I used a free vpn, but now I have the idea of creating a vpn by myself. I would like to recommend one for you. Although it is not very stable, it is enough to build a ladder.
Digitalocean <--- it is the same, but remember to go to the discount code first. Currently there are two types of student discounts: Github student discounts. Of course, you must use the email address ending with edu to register. After review, you will be given a 50-knife discount code, it can only be used once (remember to be a new user ). The other is the 10-knife discount code that anyone can use. duniang will definitely have it. Next, I will write more about how to set up my own vpn on Linux. I am busy working ..... Updating is hard. In fact, I wrote a lot in the word, but it is time to paste and typeset. Of course, I have to make a lot of nonsense about balabalabala.
Well, there is a lot of nonsense. Now, the topic pptp-client, why pptp is selected, there is actually a comparison. Currently, the common vpn tunnel protocols include pptp, l2to, and openvpn, ssh proxy and so on, but they have some comparisons. (This is only personal comments. If you are not correct, please criticize and correct them ):
Network Applicability: openvpn> pptp> l2tp
Security: openvpn> l2tp> pptp
Speed: pptp> openvpn udp> l2tp> openvpn tcp
Ease of use: pptp> l2tp: openvpn
Well, in fact, if it's just FQ, it's easy to use and fast enough... After all, what security do you need to watch YouTube... If we think too much about it, we will become the FBI (I'm Detective xiao'er, hahaha ~), So now we are talking about pptp-client configuration.
First of all, I would like to express my gratitude to the blog of the sea bottom e for introducing how to use pptp to access the vpn (although I am not connected, Hahahaha ). Other people on the internet can use NetworkMangner-pptp to connect. In fact, I also use this connection. But what I want to say is that it is useless for me to install it, not as I said on the Internet. After NetworkMangner-pptp is installed, it can be directly configured on the visual interface. But it is actually very close. I searched in Yum and found something called NetworkManager-pptp-gnome. Random next one. I did not expect it to be OK.
Now I will post a few steps to see them.
You can install it and view the network connection:
View the vpn options in add network connection:
In addition to Import from file, there will be one more option
Click here to configure the vpn interface:
In addition to entering Gateway, user name, and password, we also need to set the Advanced
You need to set something in the red box. Check Use Point-to-Point encryption (MPPE), and then select 128-bit for Security. Remember to check Allow stateful encryption and click OK, now you can connect to your vpn.
Reprinted please note
Author: Spring of Li xiao'er
Address: http://www.cnblogs.com/LittleTwoLee/p/5045794.html