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[Joshua Gitlin <josh AT glowfilms.com>]

All this talk about Firewalls and ChickenVPNs for gas stoves reminded 
me of a question I had for you guys... if there are any Mac aficionados 
like me out there. My company has an Airport network (802.11g) which, 
as the sysadmin, I would prefer to see secured with a VPN. Most of our 
clients are Mac OS X, which has a built in VPN client. I'd love to set 
that up, but I'm just not sure how... we have a Linux server running 
Mandrake 9.1, and I've played around with PoPToP... the Macs can 
connect to the Linux server, but I don't know if the traffic is 
actually being encrypted or not! I'm not sure how to set PoPTop up to 
use encryption... in fact, I'm not even sure if PoPToP is what I 
want... Anyone out there done anything liek this with your machines? (A 
solution for gas stoves won't help too much -- but I have an electric 
one, so I'd welcome any suggestions there :)

Joshua Gitlin
Webmaster
Glow Films, Inc.
http://www.glowfilms.com/