How SSTP based VPN connection works

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re: How SSTP based VPN connection works

rrasblog — Thu, 25 Jan 2007 07:59:18 GMT

Que: Haven't seen any specs yet, but it would be preferrable to have the connection reference appear as any (yet another https://server.some.net/sstpservice) URI to client and it would also make sure the web server portion is general HTTP/1.1 compliant with virtualhost -feauters etc. all functioning would be *very* convinient. The second, or is it third already, issue that pops in my mind is to make sure AAA hooks to infrastructure behind is flexible enough, a layered solution like EAP perhaps. (Just remember to include both TTLS & TLS too, only PEAP as CHAP bound is crap for anyone not having _ALL_ their passwords in AD).

Ans: Yes it will be HTTP1.1 compliant. The SSTP URI will be something fixed (https://server.some.net//sra_{BA195980-CD49-458b-9E23-C84EE0ADCD75}/).

Yes - the AAA infrastructure will be flexible and same as RRAS. i.e. you can use radius server for doing AAA with same PPP authentication algorithms (like MSCHAPv2, EAP, PEAP with different inner EAP methods etc).

re: How SSTP based VPN connection works

CK — Thu, 25 Jan 2007 02:02:46 GMT

Please, please, please strongly consider submitting this to be formally standardized. We don't need another PPTP, L2TP, or Yet Another Proprietary SSL VPN. IPsec stinks, but at least it's a standard and there is at least a chance for interoperability.

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re: How SSTP based VPN connection works

Anonymous Coward — Sat, 20 Jan 2007 17:53:00 GMT

Haven't seen any specs yet, but it would be preferrable to have the connection reference appear as any (yet another https://server.some.net/sstpservice) URI to client and it would also make sure the web server portion is general HTTP/1.1 compliant with virtualhost -feauters etc. all functioning would be *very* convinient. The second, or is it third already, issue that pops in my mind is to make sure AAA hooks to infrastructure behind is flexible enough, a layered solution like EAP perhaps. (Just remember to include both TTLS & TLS too, only PEAP as CHAP bound is crap for anyone not having _ALL_ their passwords in AD).

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SSTP FAQ - Part 2: Client Specific

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In this FAQ, I will cover client specific queries of SSTP 1) How to enable SSTP based VPN connection