Re: secure vpn or telnet sessions

[Chris Travers <chris () travelamericas com>]

You have two options-- you might want to investigate both because they 
are fundamentally different in how they authenticate and encrypt.

1)  Use SSH.

2)  use Kerberos and Kerberized Telnet.  If you truly have a VPN, maybe 
you can log into the KDC and then use that to establish an encrypted 
telnet session.  Your Telnet server and client would both have to 
support kerberos and I would HIGHLY recommend configuring the server to 
only handle fully encrypted connections.

Leon Ward wrote:

> Take a look at ssh, it can accomplish both your goals.
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> nard
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Flory D Jeffrey Contractor 59MDSS/MSISI
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> Sent: 30 January 2003 15:38
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> Subject: secure vpn or telnet sessions
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> To all
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> I need some help, 
>
> Need to find out what would be the very best way to set up either one of
> these two types of sessions, using encryption, and password protection, etc.
>
> VPN
> TELNET,
>
> Thanks for your help.
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> > Jeff
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