IP Burger or 2VC for Win XP? Which one works?

lucy · #1 09-26-2018

IP Burger or 2VC for Win XP? Which one works best?

nate · #2 09-26-2018

In all reality, 24vc uses better software because he uses SoftEther VPN server. SoftEther gives you options... It has its own SoftEther protocol and client... plus it also supports OpenVPN, SSTP, and L2TP/IPsec (cisco) so you can use almost any client in existence.

IPBurger your only option as far as I know is OpenVPN.

lucy · #3 09-26-2018

What do you mean only option OpenVPN?
Won’t IP Burger or 24VC work on XP?

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Originally Posted by nate

In all reality, 24vc uses better software because he uses SoftEther VPN server. SoftEther gives you options... It has its own SoftEther protocol and client... plus it also supports OpenVPN, SSTP, and L2TP/IPsec (cisco) so you can use almost any client in existence.

IPBurger your only option as far as I know is OpenVPN.

nate · #4 09-26-2018

Far as I know they both will work on XP... Although I haven't used XP since 2005 or something... Not even in VMware..

All Im telling you is 24vc will give you more client options...

So in other words, since XP is 17 years old and might not support all modern day VPN clients your best bet would be 24vc sine you will have all the options you'd have with IPBurger plus many more...

lucy · #5 09-26-2018

Thanks for the advice

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Originally Posted by nate

Far as I know they both will work on XP... Although I haven't used XP since 2005 or something... Not even in VMware..

All Im telling you is 24vc will give you more client options...

So in other words, since XP is 17 years old and might not support all modern day VPN clients your best bet would be 24vc sine you will have all the options you'd have with IPBurger plus many more...

**aspkin** · #6 09-26-2018

We found layer 2 bridging exposed client computer to DDOS and SoftEther wasn't good for automating (which we're a big fan of). We went with the better option in our opinion.

Customers tend to have fewer problems, they get their service in seconds without our input and it makes for a much smoother customer experience. The client software we use works on all major OS as well so that's no problem.

I appreciate your input though and I'm sure SoftEther has it's pros over OpenVPN but as far as we're concerned, the end user experience is what is really important.