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| Subject: | VPN protocols |
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| Date: | Wed, 22 Dec 2004 07:43:23 -0600 |
I am not very up on VPN protocols, I am testing a network that has an edge router which has several site-to-site VPN's set up and several clients connecting to it via MS PPTP client.
I know that the router has gre and esp and tcp 1723 open
A standard Nessus scan shows 1723 but doesn't pick up gre or esp
What setting might I look for in Nessus to allow it to see gre and esp?
What kinds of tests should be run against these next?
Thanks
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