PPTP VPN / Remote Desktop

[Kllian]

Has anyone found an app that will connect to a microsoft PPTP VPN server and also another app that will allow us to connect to a remote desktop connection (to Vista/XP/Windows Server)?

Thanks.

[AnDroiD KiDz]

Noooo!! (In a childess like fashion).

[Kllian]

i have a BB Curve for work now, I gotta find a way to make my outlook sync as close to realtime as possible, then the next thing is to find a PPTP VPN connection and remote desktop.

I know there are open source PPTP clients and remote desktops, I wonder how much it would cost for me to pay someone to make this.....

[NismoG35]

I havent found anything yet, I cant wait until they come out with an RDP client or at the very least a version of VNC that works with android.

[howie]

I'm looking for the same thing. I'm lucky in one area. My company uses the outlook web access that exchange server has. So I can view all email through that. I'm sure a RDP client will be soon to come.

[atown978]

hi, i posted a how-to for a vnc app, but it is slow and buggy.

[enash99]

I need a checkpoint vpn w/rsa auth. Then an rdp client. What do you think my chances are to get all of that?

[GEN3RIC]

Xtralogic.com. go to their product page for their RDP for Android client. It is $10 on the market but it is awesome! I am also looking for a pptp vpn client, no luck so far.

[NPS_CA]

PPTP or IPSEC: You need root and a CM ROM (his newer ROM's have the VPN support from the Donut dev branch)

Cisco Connected VPN: Search Market for VPN, it's the free VPN for root; based on Open Source work here. http://code.google.com/p/get-a-robot-vpnc/

I've tested the PPTP in the CM ROM's and it works OK, some issues with some PPTP dropping out after some time; but may still be issues with the dev branch that Google will fix

For Cisco Connected VPN; works great... Connected to my Company VPN over WiFi or 3G. There is NO way to set a domain suffix (e.g. if you connect to an internal system via http://intranet that won't work if you ping the address from your PC and it comes up with intranet.office.local (as an example)... you would need to provide the FQDN as http://intranet.office.local )

Good luck...

[extorian]

I've had no problems running AndroidVNC against RealVNC server on Windows. Depends if you just need a remote desktop or not...