Re[2]: tunneling everything

2004-11-23 Thread Hexren 


ON> vtun is a solution for Ethernet over IP tunneling.

ON> No encryption, no authentication. It is really like extending your LAN
ON> cable acros Internet.

ON> Olivier

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well you could then do VPN with your new "virtual LAN" and then at
least have a good laugh when imagining the face of someone who cracked
your VPN and then analyzed what you had done for multiple days because
he suspected some kind if complex honeypot 'cause of the absurdity of
what you had done...

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Re[2]: tunneling everything

2004-11-22 Thread Cezar Fistik 
Hello Andrei,

Monday, November 22, 2004, 10:11:32 PM, you wrote:

AI> Hi! I am looking for a solution to this problem: I
AI> want to make a tcp tunneling. The ssh tunneling
AI> doesn`t satisies me because I don`t want to tunnel a
AI> specific service, I want to tunnel everything. For
AI> example: I would like my host to route everything
AI> through a tcp tunnel. I would like to see what
AI> solutions exist on FreeBSD. Please give just some
AI> links. Thank you in advance!

It is called Virtual Private Network, or just VPN, and not only on
FreeBSD. In general, I don't know about such thing as TCP tunneling,
instead there is IP tunneling which is encapsulating some protocols,
routeble or not, in ip packets. SSH doesn't use any tunneling, it uses
ordinary TCP connection on port 22, with one exception, it encrypts
everything that is sent accross this connection.
So, I assume you need a tunnel between two hosts to transport some non
routable or routable protocols (may be even "ip in ip") with  or
without encryption. If this is the case try to configure at first a
tunnel without encryption and when you're sure everything works add some
encryption algorithms.

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