How to choose VPN protocol?
SilverHawk 5 weeks ago
How do you pick which VPN protocol to use? We are a small business, so I'm trying to balance making it easy while still having decent security. That being said, I'm biased towards simplicity. Thanks for the help.
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kreiley 5 weeks ago
To perhaps oversimplify, there is a bit of a compromise between convenience and security. I think most people go with Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol (PPTP), which is faster and easier to deploy than L2TP, and it may be better suited to your needs as well. Here is a nice write-up of the differences that isn’t overly technical.
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Here's a good comparison of VPN protocols:
http://www.giganews.com/vyprvpn/compare-vpn-protocols.html