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If you want to use Altme at work, you could set up a ssl vpn at home 
using a Linksys rvl200 eg http://reviews.cnet.com/Linksys_4_Port_SSL_IPSec_VPN_Router_RVL200_router/4864-3243_7-32015900.html?ctype=msgid&messageSiteID=7&messageID=2349010&cval=2349010&tag=uolst

Is there anyway to get the ip address of the local computer?  My 
problem is that I use a VPN for some functions and have other techs 
that do also and wanted to make a utility that could simply determine 
what subnet they are on.  Problem is that I get the local ip of the 
lan and not the other interface ip's.  Anyway to get those?

Sunanada - that only returned the lan interface ip but not the vpn 
interface ip that I wanted to get

basically it's stuff that can easily be done to increase the value 
of the access point. Linksys could easily sell a fully pumped up 
version of the same access point with loads of bells and whistles 
(firewall, VPN, realtime stats, SSH access) for 3-4 times its current 
price and still be cheaper than competition. the hardware is really 
underutilized

What could cause font script(encoding) change from f.ex. baltics 
to western  when downloading and running scripts on other computer.

In this case I am getting language specific symbols displayed like 
the font encoding scipt is Western while I need Baltics.

At the same time I had no problem, when I called the same layout 
script in office.
Problem appears when I am at home connected to office via VPN.
Rebol view console font encoding script is set to Baltics.

Groove didn't do the same thing, afaik. It didn't do a full IP network 
that coukld be used by any app, completely agnostic of the VPN.

this is part of a script I use to monitor and restart  my vpn and 
ssh tunnel :
connect: does [
		call rejoin [{osascript -e "tell application \"System Events\"
			tell current location of network preferences
				set vpn to current configuration of service \"VPN\"
				if not connected of vpn then
					tell application \"AlmostVPNProMenuBar\"
						stop (profile named \"default\")
					end tell
					connect vpn
					delay 6
					tell application \"AlmostVPNProMenuBar\"
						start (profile named \"default\")
					end tell
				else
					tell application \"AlmostVPNProMenuBar\"
						stop (profile named \"default\")
					end tell
				   disconnect vpn
					delay 6
					connect vpn
					delay 6
					tell application \"AlmostVPNProMenuBar\"
						start (profile named \"default\")
					end tell
				end if
			end tell
		end tell"}]
	]

- but, for .e.g. with Cisco VPN client, we had to turn IPv6 off in 
order to get it work properly.

can I use http://sourceforge.net/projects/sslexplorerto set up a 
ssl vpn so that the remote user logins via the vpn, and then accesses 
the intranet's web server?

Its too bad but http://world-lang.orgcannot be accessible from Turkey 
:( I'll try with a VPN.

Geomol: "How can that be?" Unfortunately many domain name is not 
accessible from Turkey. The telecommunication company restricts the 
access of many domains, IPs, and even domain names that includes 
some restricted words like porn, f**k or something..

The funny thing is the word of "forbidden" (in Turkish "yasak") is 
also restricted, no one can access a domain which includes "yasak" 
word without using a VPN.
Shame..