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From: bof on 2 Apr 2008 17:23


Anyone know if the 3G mobile offerings will allow VPNs? The operators
terms say you can't use the broadband for VOIP, but I can't see they can
block VOIP through a VPN.


Also will the modems work in the USA?





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From: Jono on 3 Apr 2008 02:52
bof explained :
> Anyone know if the 3G mobile offerings will allow VPNs? The operators terms
> say you can't use the broadband for VOIP, but I can't see they can block VOIP
> through a VPN.

Mine on Vodafone works both for VPN (Client) & VoIP - very laggy on
VoIP but useable.

I hope you're not meaning that the VPN server is to be on the PC
connected to the 3G device...?

>
> Also will the modems work in the USA?

Never tried, sorry.


From: White Knight on 3 Apr 2008 07:23
* bof wrote:
>
>
> Anyone know if the 3G mobile offerings will allow VPNs? The operators
> terms say you can't use the broadband for VOIP, but I can't see they can
> block VOIP through a VPN.

I tunnel everything through my HSDPA connection no probs. Allows me to
run all the stuff I'm not supposed to run.

Usually I do VoIP through my WiFi connection though with no SIM card in
the phone just coz I can.
From: bof on 5 Apr 2008 09:40
In message <mn.19d87d8469de2df5.88534(a)blueyonder.invalid>, Jono
<nothanks(a)blueyonder.invalid> writes
>bof explained :
>> Anyone know if the 3G mobile offerings will allow VPNs? The operators
>>terms say you can't use the broadband for VOIP, but I can't see they
>>can block VOIP through a VPN.
>
>Mine on Vodafone works both for VPN (Client) & VoIP - very laggy on
>VoIP but useable.
>
>I hope you're not meaning that the VPN server is to be on the PC
>connected to the 3G device...?

Thanks. Just planing to use for the VPN client


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From: bof on 5 Apr 2008 09:41
In message <ft2enn$1u8u$1(a)custnews.inweb.co.uk>, White Knight
<white.knight12908(a)aol.com> writes
>* bof wrote:
>> Anyone know if the 3G mobile offerings will allow VPNs? The
>>operators terms say you can't use the broadband for VOIP, but I can't
>>see they can block VOIP through a VPN.
>
>I tunnel everything through my HSDPA connection no probs. Allows me to
>run all the stuff I'm not supposed to run.

OK, thanks for the feedback.

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