Building Linux Virtual Private Networks (VPNs)

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Building Linux Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) focuses on showing you how to get your Linux VPN up and running as quickly as possible. You will learn VPN theory and fundamentals and will master important techniques and tools needed to design and set up your VPN in a reliable, secure, and cost-effective fashion.

This book offers concise, step-by-step instructions for building VPNs based on both standard protocols (IPsec, SSL, SSH, PPTP) and popular Linux VPN solutions (VTun, cIPe, tinc). Through numerous examples and proven practices, you will gain important insights into choosing a VPN solution, installing and configuring it, setting up routing, configuring firewalls, measuring performance, and much more.

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Anne Carasik is a Principal Consultant at SSH Communication Security located in Palo Alto, CA, SSH Communications Security develops IPSec, PKI, and Secure Secure applications. She works with customers and development teams with IPSec and Secure Shell products. Her previous experience includes network and system security at Verisign, and network security consulting at International Network Services and Hewlett Packard. Brian Hatch is Chief Hacker at Onsight, Inc. where he is a Unix/Linux and network security consultant. He is also comaintainer of Stunnel, an Open Source secure SSL wrapper used around the world to encrypt cleartext protocols. Oleg Kolesnikov presently works at the Berkeley National Laboratory doing research in distributed security, digital certificates, and wireless networks.

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I. VIRTUAL PRIVATE NETWORKS.

II. IMPLEMENTING STANDARD VPN PROTOCOLS.

III. IMPLEMENTING NONSTANDARD VPN PROTOCOLS.

IV. APPENDICES.

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