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• Best VPN server

  I use the VPN server through Server 5.1. However, I recently bought an EdgeRouter POE, and I plan to change to its VPN. Can someone offer advantages/disadvantages for one against the other?

  Thank you

  Jeff

  I have no experience using the EdgeRouter and it took quite some dig able to determine that this was the case to all VPN. It seems mainly focused on being a router Ethernet to Ethernet. However as mentioned, I finally found a reference, which suggests he can do the following VPN protocols.

  • IPSec Site to Site and remote access
  • OpenVPN Site‐to‐Site and remote access
  • RAS PPTP
  • Remote access L2TP
  • PPTP client

  Download and read the whole manual I don't remember not its VPN features.

  I can say that I gave up on VPN server own Apple as it supports only L2TP and PPTP that these two days are considered to be weak from a security point of view and which can be used for VPN on demand configurations. I now use StrongSwan5 which allows to make a Linux server

  • IKEv2 Site to Site and remote access
  • IPSec Site to Site and remote access

  Both being able to VPN on demand.

  IKEv2 is currently considered the most secure VPN solution. IKEv2 is supported the use of VPN client built into El Capitan and iOS 9.

  StrongSwan5 works with the built-in VPN Apple customer and StrongSwan5 supports the use of SSL certificates, it also supports force all traffic through the VPN - a common requirement of companies configuration VPN connection.

• What is the best vpn for OS 10

  What is the best VPN for my MacBook Pro running Yosemite

  The question is really not much sense.

  A VPN is not something that you install on a computer. It's a service that you connect to, as such, there is no better for a specific type of computer.

  What exactly you need to accomplish with a VPN?

  Usually, a VPN is used to connect to a remote network and use its resources, such as printers and servers, as if you were connected locally to them.

• Best VPN debugging commands?

  Hello

  I was wondering what your best VPN debugging commands are on an ASA or the router about the phase 1 and 2 and the ACL?

  For example I have a site-to-site between 2 ASAs and phase 1 and 2 are on the rise, but each site cannot ping a PC on each site.  I'm looking to NAT and ACLs for the moment, but all useful commands would be most appreciated.

  Thank you

  Two 1 go - to orders are:

  ISAKMP crypto to show his

  Crypto ipsec to show his

  If the Phase 1 and Phase 2 are not upward by these respective commands, then go to:

  Debug crypto isakmp 7

  Debug crypto ipsec 7

  You may need to increase the verbosity level (255 is the highest) and, if you have multiple SAs, focusing on those that you are interested in with a filter:

  Debug crypto peer condition

  Once you have Phase 1 and 2 but established that you are experiencing persistent problems with two-way traffic flow, look at two things:

  1. at the exit of his see the crypto ipsec, decaps proportional increase with the program. If this is not the case, the remote line can't get the return traffic. Confirm with a capture of packets and/or track.

  2. use the command packet - trace (CLI or GUI) on the SAA to review how it will handle a given stream. NAT and ACLs questions often are quickly visible using this tool.

• VPN solution - 3002 to IOS

  Hi all

  I'm looking for comments and options for a VPN solution.  The attached diagram shows the configuration of the network and what I am trying to accomplish.

  I have a client to Site A need establish a VPN tunnel with an outside party 3^rd , located at Site B.  Traffic must be passed between hosts on Site a subnet 192.168.8.x and host subnet B Site 192.168.9.x

  Site B has a VPN 3002 hardware client to establish a tunnel with Site A

  Site A has an Internet facing router with advanced IP services IOS and a worm ASA 8.x protecting internal resources.

  The Site A customer will only allow VPN tunnels with the router, as opposed to the ASA.

  Based on this topology, how to better create a static tunnel VPN 3002 to the router and allow traffic on the route to/from the 192.168.8.x subnet to Site A and to the 192.168.9.x subnet and Site B?

  All your comments and suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

  You can configure the EasyVPN in NEM (Mode Extension network) between VPN 3002 and router IOS. This will be the only option

  supported on VPN3002 to reach the VPN tunnel between VPN3002 and router IOS.

  Here is the sample configuration for your reference:

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/Tech/tk583/TK372/technologies_configuration_example09186a0080095106.shtml

  Pls also note that VPN3002 is EOL, and here is the notification of end of LIFE for your reference:

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/partner/prod/collateral/vpndevc/ps5743/ps5699/ps2286/prod_end-of-life_notice0900aecd805cd557.html

• Best design solution VPN for Central/branches

  Hi all

  I would like your comments on the design of a VPN account solution required the following:

  Right now, the customer has a single office. I will be putting in place of a Cisco 1811w for them, and its main functions will be wireless, firewall with CBAC and EZVPN server access.

  Server EZVPN function will be carried out so that employees with laptops can work from home.

  In the near future, there will be about 4 branches in operation.

  Static IP address is available for the main office, but I'm not sure if the static IP will be available for the office once they are established (there are 50 / 50 chance).

  There will be an Active Directory server in the central location and will be accessible from the branches.

  My question is - given the uncertainty in the branches having a static IP - what is the best way to implement the VPN to connect them to the branch?

  Each branch will have an installed Cisco 831.

  Is EZVPN a viable, given the above requirements?

  Is it possible to put in place the 831 as customers without XAUTH EZVPN, all keeping XAUTH for employees using EZVPN clients?

  If this does not work, XAUTH might have to.

  Or, given the situation, you would opt for DMVPN... Unfortunately I do not know too much about it as the technology for now... What are the advantages / disadvantages of its use, if it is an appropriate solution to this scenario?

  Thank you all in advance for your comments!

  Sean

  I think that you need to use a mode of expansion of network (configured in the vpngroup) instead of client mode. Just make sure that each office uses a different and not overlapping address space.

• Best VPN for Mac Office-based network protocol Option

  I do research of the solutions for the installation of a VPN to a position of up to 15 stations for a customer.  All stations are pimps and El Capitan OS X running.

  I will implement a router Cisco VPN rv130.  I am to decide what the Protocol would be preferable to restrict in Cisco IPSec or OpenVPN using a third-party VPN client.

  I look forward to any advice or ideas for better, safer solution.

  Thank you!

  We usually install OpenVPN Access Server running in VirtualBox or ESXi at our customers and connect to the OD/AD. Put in VirtualBox on Mac is a very simple solution that just works. The integrated web portal is also very clever. $ 9 / user/year and a charge moderate for failing to manage everything you do when even (create and delete users in OD/AD)

  Now; since El Capitan, it is not possible to install the client incorporated without disable SIP. Use TunnelBlick client if you do not want to disable SIP during the installation of OpenVPN.

• IPSec Site to Site VPN Solution needed?

  Hi all

  I need a solution to provide full connectivity to one of my clients. I created two IPSEC Site to Site VPN, one between the INFO and RITA and second between NIDA and RITA. I can access RITA machine that is 172.16.36.101 at the INFO and 10.0.0.5 to NIDA.

  Now, I need to give access to my customer INFORMATION to direct NIDA 10.0.0.5 without established VPN machine to NIDA 10.0.0.5 of 172.16.36.101 access.

  Could you please give me the solution how is that possible?

  Concerning

  Uzair Hussain

  Hi uzair.infotech,

  Looks like you need to set up a grouping between the 3 sites, at the end of that your topology will look like this:

  INFO - RITA - NIDA

  You can check this guide that explains step by step how to configure grouping:

  https://supportforums.Cisco.com/document/12752536/how-configure-site-sit...

  Hope this info helps!

  Note If you help!

  -JP-

• Routers for VPN solution

  Hi all

  We built a VPN Flex in our society and I offer them as devices below for the various offices.

  Cisco 4451
  Cisco 4351
  Cisco 4331
  Cisco 4321

  Cisco 892FSP

  in the begin block I connect only 3 offices and then connect the rest of them slowly.
  I would like to know if we have to pay more to implement that, I mean if we need additional licenses or something I couldnot think.

  Best regards
  Thom

  Cisco 892 comes with Advanced characteristic IP game which is very good for your deployment. But SRI 4 k, you must purchase the license safety or Security Bundle for all your needs of VPN.

• VPN solution

  Hello world.

  We plan to connect two locations via VPN with Internet access (each with their different ISP). Each branch has a router 3745 with a T5 IOS Version 12.2 (8). Does anyone know if it is possible to configure these routers to provide this solution?

  If so, does anyone know any document/text in Cisco' site that can guide us on how to set it up?

  Thanks in advance,

  Marcelle.

  do a show version to see what exact IOS version you are running, as well as the flash and RAM totals. It's certainly enough router to run a compatible version of IOS IPSec, but it might be possible that these units should not be enough ram and or flash for such IOS images.

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/customer/tech/tk583/TK372/technologies_configuration_example09186a0080194650.shtml

  is an IOS IOS config tunnel

• What is a VPN solution that is more stable than IPSEC VPN? What is the latest version of VPN client recommended for Windows 7 & 8 users?

  Hello

  I would like to ask a few details & concerns on our existing VPN configuration.

  1. What is the Cisco VPN client recommended for users of Windows 7 and 8? Is there an official documentation for this Cisco? We currently use customer VPN Ciso 5.0.7.

  2. we are running IPSEC VPN with only 1 gateway & only local authentication (No ACS) for our client. Recently, we have some concerns that they are the VPN connection is down. Whereas if I'm the one connected to the VPN, my connection is stable. Is there any point that we must consider up in the network. Is there a better configuration or solution that we could recommend to the customer as SSL VPN?

  3. If you want to use SSL VPN anyconnect secure mobility & we want to implement redundancy on the FW, how will the license work?

  Thank you!

  An AnyConnect-based VPN is the replacement recommended for remote IPsec VPN access. (source)

  AnyConnect can use SSL or IPsec (IKEv2) for transport.

  For an ASA redundant firewalls (running 8.3 (1) or later) any permit required AnyConnect are shared between them. that is, you just buy licenses for a member of the HA pair. (source)

• What is the best DR solution when the Dr. is in a different city 1000 kms far above a 20 MB link?

  Our current DR is not appropriate if we want to use our server room in another city. I am concerned about the impact of the distance between the cities and the limited link would have on any DR solution.

  I was thinking about fault tolerance, but I am concerned about the traffic. I have the same problem with Vmotion if necessary at an event of DR.

  SRM is an option, but would be costly because of the nrequirement of another license of VC.

  Does anyone have any suggestions?

  I don't see how you intend to do without some type of shared replicated storage.

  You can't assume that your main site will meet with ONLY a loss to the host where the storage subsystem mysteriously remains online.

  You will spend a LOT of money with infrastructure reliable and robust enough to maintain replicas of mirror of your storage between locations or you'll have to decide an acceptable delta value that may exist between your primary and DR sites and (for a lack of a better term) 'ship' your images on a regular basis between different sites.

  As someone else said management must decide the return on investment for this project and determine acceptable risk here.

• Best backup solution

  Hi all
  
  There was some disk space issues in one of the servers with database development, so the network team had moved the table spaces and other files, but the database crashed after what they handed over the files. When I checked the database it was assembled so I opened it and I am able to perform operations without any problems.
  
  But I'm sure that I stop my database and commissioning it give me some problems.
  
  So I wanted some suggestons to know what is the best method of backup taken so that I do not lose any data. I can't configure rman I need to create a database of rman which will cause space problems.
  
  I thought export data of all users, something like
  
  exp userid = < schema_owner/password > FILE = < Filename >... exp owner = (user1, user2) etc...
  
  It of the best method I can adopt, please suggest.
  
  appreciate your help,
  Kind regards

  RMAN is the best choice, but you cannot perform because of space issues.

  exp user/pwd@db full file = Y = log =

  or the fastest way

  use datapump (expdp) If you have enough space.

  You can try

  Transportable tablespace as well.

  In your situation, I can chose this option
  Hot backup

  Take the tablespace in backup mode.
  Copy all data files associated tablespace to remote destination.
  Take end tablespace backup;
  do this for all areas of storage.

• Question - VPN on PIX

  Our PIX firewall allows any set up inside. In the past, we have tried to establish a VPN connection from inside our network to a hub on the Internet VPN and it did not work. We were told that do VPN behind a firewall is not possible (I don't remember who said that). However, last week we had a customer VPN to their network through our firewall. I don't have the details on the equipment or Protocol. Technically, I would like to know what can and cannot be done from the inside using VPN and to understand the reasons. We went through a few updates on the PIX from v5.0 to v6.2, and I suppose this may have something to do with it. If someone could help or point me to documentation that explains this in detail, it would be highly appreciated.

  Thank you!

  Lori White

  The big problem with IPSec through a firewall is not so much the filtering (specific protocols can easily be let go), but generally the NAT'ing or more precisely, the PAT'ing (Port Address Translation). VPNS use IPSec or PPTP usually, that use a protocol that is not TCP or UDP based (ESP and GRE respectively). Whe ndoing PAT however, it relies on a TCP or UDP port number to differentiate the different sessions and so when a protocol arrives who doesn't have it, it is usually deposited by the PAT device ' ing.

  Many VPN solutions are now a feature called IPSec via UDP, or via TCP or transparency IPSec IPSec, or whatever you want to call. Basically, the VPN client and the hub encapsulate IPSec ESP packets in a packet UDP or TCP depending on the implementation, this p [rescue can be PAT would have correctly and everything works fine. Your client was probably using something like that.

  PIX 6.3 code will support IPSec and PAT, but only for an internal IPSec session. You are the best solution is to see if any VPN software you are using supports a kind of UDP or TCP encapsulation, then you'll be off and running.

• VPN site-to-site dynamic-to-static

  Dear

  I have a few sites already connected with ASA 5505 VPN site to site with both ending static IP address.  Normally, all traffic can be found without any problems.  Even, I used 'inside access management' for the two ASA.

  Now I have a new office with only the ADSL pppoe.  I used to install between Site B:remote the site dynamic IP and IP SiteA:static with a similar example of this easy VPN: http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps6120/products_configuration_example09186a00805733df.shtml

  All my ASA 5505 run 1 8.4 (4)

  Site A - Static IP

  Site B - Dynamic IP with pppoe connection.

  After EasyVPN connected, I don't know how I remote manangment of the site a lan at the ASA 5505 B site?

  Best regards

  Alan.

  If you're ok with or the other solution, it is probably easier to use dynamic to static lan-to-lan, so, at least, that your solution is consistent and fair use lan-to-lan tunnel instead of customer vpn solution mixture and lan-to-lan.