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  Internet protocol suite - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Additionally, a layer between the network and data link layer is needed for ARP and RARP.
It also suffers from being designed for simple network setups having only a single data link layer (for example an ADSL user tunneling into a corporate network could have IP over PPTP over IP over PPPoA over the ADSL link)
One example of where the OSI model is better used is showing where SSL/TLS fits in.
en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Internet_protocol_suite   (2731 words)

  
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Confirm with your Internet Service Provider (ISP) that it's Okay to make incoming VPN calls to your Windows XP VPN server (that is, that they don't block incoming VPN traffic).
If you have a "broadband router" (DSL or cable), make sure that all PPTP connections are sent to the Windows XP Professional computer (PPTP is a type of VPN connection based on the "tunneling protocol" it uses).
Make sure there are two network cards on the Windows XP machine if you want to be able to connect to the rest of the network through the VPN!
www.wxpnews.com /archives/wxpnews-078-20030603.htm   (2580 words)

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