VPN Internet

Question

Hi All!
My Internet provider use VPN for Internet connection.
How I may create VPN connection in Solaris 10 9/10 x86

Answer 1

You need to provide a lot more information.
First of all, you don't use a VPN to connect to the Internet. The Internet is a public network. VPN is "Virtual Private Network." VPN's are to establish a secure connection over the internet, e.g from remote clients to the corporate network, or between two secure sites. It is a virtual private network since you are using a real private network (e.g. frame relay, dedicated lines etc.)
Your Internet provider may in turn be proving a VPN service- either for remote users (although I haven't seen anyone advertising that for a while) or between two sites.
There are various methods of establishing VPN connections- typically a site-to-site VPN would involve using a fixed IPSec tunnel between the routers at each site, and the routers would have static addresses. Client-to-site VPN's are for clients that don't have static address, and don't require a persistent VPN connection. This could be either an IPSec tunnel connection (cisco, sonicwall) or IPSec-over-PPTP (e.g. Microsoft XP native VPN.)
It also matters if your Solaris machine is a remote client or server in the office that remote users want to use.