A quick google search didn't find anything to support the "it's not
secure" part, I would like to read more about it if you have a link to
the information.
wmorgan at ffpir dot org wrote:
> It looks like the other end of the connection is only offering to use
> DES encryption and a 768-bit DH group. This is _not_ secure, but some
> older hardware (notably Cisco) doesn't support anything better.
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> I'd start by seeing if you can turn on 3DES or AES encryption and at
> least a 1024-bit DH (aka MODP) group on the other end for the phase 1
> negotiation.
> Wes
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