vpn - Replacement for Hamachi for SVN access -


My company has been using Hamachi for years to use our SVN repository. We have a small but widely distributed development team with each programmer in a different country working from home, the server is hosted by a non-technical in our central office. Hamachi is useful here because it has a GUI and supports remote management.

This system works well for a while, but recently I have gone to the country with poor internet speed. Hamachi will no longer connect to 99% of the time - instead I get a "check ..." message which is not resolved. This is a latency issue, because the same laptop will connect without problems when I cross the border and connect using a different ISP with better speed.

So I really have some other VPN / protocols that handle latency better. It is not easy to install and configure Apache or IIS, a technical expert managing the repository, so it seems that the HTTP Is out. I tried to convince my boss to go to a web hosting company, but he does not trust a third party with our source

Any other recommended options to reach our SVN ropes / Experience which will be as simple as setup for Hmachi; But can network latency be more tolerant of issues?

Maybe your team is a little bit ask, but if you have a distributed team then you deliver one Switch to version control system (like Mercurial or Git). They do not need to use the network and you will not suffer from latency problems. This is a completely new paradigm and your team needs to change the development processes, so you can not consider it as fair in your case.


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