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Blocking ssl vpn connections

Subject: Blocking ssl vpn connections
Date: Thu, 23 Mar 2006 15:34:10 -0600
How would one go about blocking an SSL VPN (e.g. openVPN) on a firewall
(or even detecting it via an IDS)?  I was wondering what a
network/security administrator should do to prevent an employee from
connecting to a SSL VPN from internal to the administrator's network to
some unknown SSL VPN server.  I could see this being used for numerous
things that are not in agreement with most companies acceptable use
policies.

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Andrew Stewart
Gestamp Alabama, Inc.
IT Support Tech

astewart@gestampna.com

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