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JTLnet VPN

Windows XP VPN Setup:
1. Create a New Connection by selecting "Start ->Settings -> Network Connections".

2. Click Next to advance to the next step.

3. Selcet "Connect to the network at my workplace", then click Next.

4. Selcet "Virtual Private Network connection", then click Next.

5. Type a name to distinguish this VPN connection, then click Next.

6. Type the IP address or host name of VPN server.

7. Click Finish to complete the wizard initialization.

8. Type the username and password in the pop-up window, then click Connect.

9. Now you can see the authentication process status.

	Wireless Access points You can use the VPN when you connect from wireless networks at home, coffee shops, airports, or conference areas to secure your data transmissions. Without encryption, anyone in your area (up to several hundred feet away) can intercept your data. They can intercept private information, such as user names, passwords, and email messages. Preserve Anonymity With the JTLNET VPN service you can mask the ip of your location with a dynamically assigned public ip address. This allows you to surf the web and perform other tasks without providing your actual ip address. Sending Email Securely The POP3 and IMAP protocols transfer information in plain text so therefore passwords and and email messages can be easily sniffed by a third party on your network or a third party with access. ISP Port Blocking If your isp blocks related to smtp or filesharing you can connect to your vpn and use applications that require these ports without changing your application configuration. Implement Strict Firewall rules You can block access to specific services such as ssh pop, imap etc. from the outside world by only allowing access to these services from your Virtual Private Network internal ip space.

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