4. VPN: What is it?
Virtual Private Network
Remote network communication through
Internet
Used by companies/organizations who want
to communicate confidentially
Two parts:
Protected or “inside” network
“Outside” network or segment (less trustworthy)
5. VPN: Types
Secure VPNs use cryptographic
tunneling protocols.
IPsec, SSL/TLS, OpenVPN, PPTP, L2TP,
L2TPv3, VPN-Q and MPVPN
Trusted VPNs rely on the security of a
single provider’s network to protect the
traffic.
MPLS and L2F
13. VPN Demonstration
In Network
Connections on
the left hand side
there is a link to
“Create New
Connection” –
click on this and a
wizard will pop up
assisting the user
16. VPN Demonstration
Make a name for
this connection that
you are establishing
– to distinguish this
connection from
other VPN
connections that
might already be
established
17. VPN Demonstration
For this demonstration I
am trying to connect to
my wireless router off
campus therefore the IP
address that I insert is
the IP address for my
router which I can find
out by running an
ipconfig and it is the IP
address for your default
gateway
NOTE: Not all routers
will allow users to VPN
into it
21. VPN Demonstration
This is a profile
(username and
password) that has
already been created on
your router – which can
be created by typing in
the IP address of your
router in a web browser
26. How to Connect to OSU:
How to connect to OSU:
Dave Sullivan made a helpful Tutorial
First on the Engineering Website you have to download
the Cisco VPN Client
One must acquire authorization information prior to
using the VPN service
Once registration is complete you download the
appropriate client depending on your operating system;
and follow the steps to complete the connection
27. References
[Figure 1]
<www.csun.edu/~vcact00f/311/termProjects/700class/VPN.ppt>
Mitchell, Bradley. "VPN Tutorial." About.Com. 2007. 8 Mar.
2007
<http://compnetworking.about.com/od/vpn/l/aa010701a.htm>.
Tyson, Jeff. "How Virtual Private Networks Work." How Stuff
Works. 6 Mar. 2007
<http://computer.howstuffworks.com/vpn.htm>.
"Virtual Private Network." Wikipedia: the Free Encyclopedia. 6
Mar. 2007. 9 Mar. 2007 <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vpn>.