PPP over Secure Shell (SSH)

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PPP over Secure Shell (SSH) is an IETF-defined method for encapsulating the Point-to-Point Protocol within SSH sessions to provide secure, encrypted tunneling for network traffic.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf IETF standard
PPP encapsulation method
network tunneling protocol
abbreviation PPP over SSH
advantage avoids separate IPsec configuration
leverages existing SSH infrastructure
authenticationProvidedBy SSH user authentication
benefit can traverse firewalls that allow SSH
uses single TCP port 22 via SSH
canBeUsedWith BSD systems
Linux NERFINISHED
Unix-like operating systems
canEncapsulate IPv4
IPv6
category VPN technology
tunneling protocol
configurationAspect PPP is run over a pseudo-terminal or SSH tunnel
definedBy Internet Engineering Task Force NERFINISHED
dependsOn TCP transport for SSH
encapsulates PPP frames
encryptionProvidedBy SSH session
implements PPP framing over encrypted channel
layer data link layer
networkModel client-server
provides authentication
confidentiality
integrity
purpose to encapsulate PPP frames inside SSH sessions
to provide secure encrypted tunneling for network traffic
relation alternative to IPsec-based VPNs
alternative to PPP over SSL
requires PPP implementation on client and server
SSH server access
scope point-to-point links
securityDependsOn SSH cipher suites
SSH key management
securityModel SSH-based encryption
supports IP traffic
non-IP protocols carried by PPP
trafficType bidirectional
transportedOver SSH connection
typicalScenario user dials into remote network via SSH and runs PPP over the session
useCase creating encrypted point-to-point links
secure remote network access
securely extending layer-3 connectivity over SSH
usesProtocol Point-to-Point Protocol NERFINISHED
Secure Shell NERFINISHED

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RFC 2623 title PPP over Secure Shell (SSH)