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If you use standard Windows VPNs, yes, with the restrictions explained in Q5. A Windows VPN is treated by the OS as a dial-up connection, so everything explained in Q5 applied here too. Third party VPN implementation: some of them are not detected because of their unclean NDIS intermediate driver structure.
