Hi all,
I have a question that I'm a bit embarassed to ask.
We have users in our office that need access to a remote network that has a 
compatible systems (now Cisco) VPN switch.  I was told that in order to
allow this
through our firewall, I had to open up ports TCP 500 and GRE47.  My question
concerns GRE.  Is GRE a protocol like TCP/UDP/ICMP?  Or is it a subset of
TCP?
In trying to configure my firewall (secure computing) I only see options for
TCP and UDP ports when trying to map a port.
Also, I believe I read in one of Cisco's tech bulletins that your Cisco
router must be running a certain version of the IOS in order for this to
work.  WHY???
Can someone please explain to me, in simple terms <grin> what exactly GRE
is?

Thanks in advance for your help!
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