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I've seen various tantalising posts of people happily announcing that they've got it working and giving no hints as to how and quite a lot of instructions/pointers which simply don't work (for example, referring to packages which aren't in the respositories mentioned - perhaps because they refer to older versions of maemo).
The lack of "native" VPN support in Maemo 5 is one of the only two baffling things about my otherwise amazing N900 (the other is the apparent complete inability to see "/" from any of the native Nokia apps - like PDF viewer and so on which is a PITA if you work in XTerm a lot), given that I have TeX, OCaml, RDesktop and myriad other useful tools happily installed.
It's not possible for me to alter either of the VPN Servers that I wish to connect to so answers that involve changing the VPN are worthless, I'm afraid.
What I'm really after is either "yes this can be done, here is how" or "no, it's physically impossible - bad luck."
Hoping that someone can give one of those two answers. Also hoping that my searches haven't just failed to hit an obvious page containing this answer already but I have tried to look!