Is there an Oracle VPN client for Linux (64-bit) ?

Does anyone know if there is an Oracle VPN client for Linux (64-bit) ?
Where to get it ?
How to install it ?
thanks!
Greg

Perhaps OpenVPN will work for you. Unfortunately you did not provide any OS information and VPN requirements.
You can find help to install and setup OpenVPN in Google. You might want to check the Fedora EPEL repository http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/EPEL to install the software using standard yum in Enterprise Linux.

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