[Craig continues to talk to himself...]

BTW IP.Networking doesn't (have to) use VPNs. If you trust Telecom, then
you don't need to set up a VPN over IP.Networking. However, if you don't
trust Telecom, or dont want to deal with NAT, then a VPN can be your friend.

> I've used Win2K and WinXP, setting up the shares is simple, it's the
> performance that is painful. 80+ms of latency kills it.
>
> I never got printer sharing to work, though I think that was
> more to do with
> the dumb NAT/pinholing that my ASUS router provides.
>
> > >>using Windows file shares is painful
> >
> > Windows XP is a lot better than previous versions when using
> > file shares
> > across a VPN connection. I can even do it across dial-up
> now without
> > pulling my hair out.

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