Radmin is very easy to use just like the Hamachi VPN was. Most free VPNs are too complex for the average user to take advantage of. Hamachi VPN was great and it was very disappointing to see it disappear. Hopefully the free VPN will be available longer or at least offer a low cost model if it ever goes commercial. The Radmin VPN looks very much like the old Hamachi VPN that was discontinued by Logmein. Just to compare this to TeamViewer, Teamviewer is always connected to their servers although Teamviewer does not make this as transparent as Radmin does. If you want to fully disconnect you must uninstall the Radmin VPN. There is a proxy setting, however Radmin does not explain its use in their help. It is always on, however you can set your computer to offline which makes it unreachable by any other user. The driver used for Radmin can be reset by disabling it, but you can not disable the network driver. It is up to the user to determine the use. Gaming is available to the virtually networked computers. Other networked computers in a LAN are out of reach. Only the computers using the software can be networked. The virtual network(s) are quite secure and relatively fast (100 MB/second). Each network will have its own ID and password.
You can set up multiple virtual networks. They must join the network defined and know the password and network name. Each user must have the software installed to connect. Legally they are complying with the law, but anyone signing a contract should have a copy of it for reference. You only see it when you agree to it in the installation. They really should include it with the software so you can review it later. The license is several pages long and you must agree to it before using the VPN. Radmin VPN is free to use and is handled by Radmin servers. You will pay for the remote control software much like Teamviewer should you decide to use it.
This is proprietary software and normally used as part of Radmin host and client remote control software.
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