3. Site interconnection
For SSL VPN site interconnection, IP packets must be encapsulated in a protocol compatible with TCP. No standard exists, but a solution does exist in the public domain: STunnel [4] enables a PPP (and therefore IP) flow to be encapsulated in an SSL connection.
There are two main architectures for interconnecting sites: full-mesh VPNs and star-mesh VPNs.
In the first case (figure 2 ), all gateways are interconnected. For each tunnel, it is necessary to define a server and open port 443 on the firewall inbound to the SSL gateway. This architecture has the advantage of optimizing the flow path, but requires modifications to virtually all firewalls.
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