I love linux

[Matthew Carpenter]

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I would consider finding a replacement solution for VPN, since recent
enhancements in MSVHAPv2-hacking have recently been released, and they
target PPTP specifically as well.  The tool I know if is called ASLEAP,
named so because its original intent was to crack MSCHAPv2 from the LEAP
wireless authentication/encryption protocol.

gg:ASLEAP

James McDonald wrote:
| I work as a network administrator for a windows shop but I can use linux
| for most of the admin duty
| ssh is great for connecting to the firewall and portforwarding to access
| any server or workstation using rdesktop
| Running http://pptpclient.sourceforge.net/ allows connecting to a MS VPN
| server and gives you complete network access
|
| Linux has it covered if you have to use windows....
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Matthew Carpenter
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