On Wed, Sep 29, 1999 at 11:13:16AM -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I need to have encrypted connections for telnet and ftp to the outside
> world. I work for a commercial entity, and buying software isn't out of
> the question.
> I have been considering a company that sells apache + ssl (to cover us
> as far a as liscensing of the RSA code), but I know that ssl can be
> used for telnet and pop connections, but I can find no info about how to
> do these things on linux.
> I am hoping to avoid buying commercial ssh servers and clients. Because
> we already need to implement ssl for our web server ($1000), I hope that
> comeone can explain how to implement ssl for all of our secure needs on
> linux.
Commercial Apache+SSL can be had in the RedHat E-Commerce package
for $149US, presuming that you are in the US or Canada.
> If you can help me out or simply point me in the right direction of how
> to use ssl without needing ssh, please let me know.
For telnet and ftp, look at "Applications" on the OpenSSL site
<http://www.openssl.org/related/apps.html>. You'll find several
implimentations of telnets and ftps both daemons and clients.
> thanks in advance.
Mike
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