Jean-Eric Cuendet wrote:
>>>>>>>> I dont'know what is open-VPN... L2TP ? Ipsec ? PPTP ? OTher ?
OpenVPN is very good. Use it if you can.
I want to test i when I've TIme but I can't add those mirror to yum :
http://dag.wieers.com/packages/openvpn/
http://dag.wieers.com/packages/kernel-module-freeswan/
>>>> The SSL packets is the 445 TCP port right ?
>>>>
>>>> If yes it's Ok i can...
>
>>The normal SSL port is 443.
> yes Sorry..
Port 443 is HTTPS. That's not SSL port. SSL port doesn't exists. It's
just a protocol on top of another one (like HTTPS cs HTTP, or LDAPS vs
LDAP) for securing the transmission.
> a VPN withSSL encryption is on the 443 port only or not ?
443 => HTTPS, nothing related to VPN.
OpenVPN use the port you want, but the default is 5000
You can use OpenVPN with UDP or TCP packets, on a user-defined port.
Voila.
-jec
