walter valenti wrote:
> I'm doing a pen test on a network via VPN with CheckPoint SecureClient.
>
> I can't use a Linux box, why the customer not provides us the client for
> linux but only for win98,NT,2000.
Sadly, there is no native SecureClient product for Linux yet. FreeS/WAN
<http://www.freeswan.org/> gives IPSec capabilities to Linux but will
require configuration on the firewall side as a VPN site. Your customer
may not be prepared to do this.
> I use 2000, why using NT the nmap(nt) don't work on a VPN.
>
> => I'v got two problem: find a good and efficient tool for 2000 like
> NESSUS;
> built the raw socket on 2000 (the Net::RawIP of Perl is only for *nix),
> there is some library in C?
I would use <http://www.phoneboy.com/faq/0244.html> as a starting point
and use my usual collection of *nix tools. You'll need to make sure the
customer isn't using the firewall component of SecureClient to enforce a
security policy on the *client* machines *as well* as the firewall (as
per <http://www.phoneboy.com/faq/0390.html>).
Best Regards,
Alex.
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Received on Jul 06 2001