Card crypto on Interface Ethernet

Hi all

I don't have that much experience but with VPN configs, so maybe this question will seem a bit silly. I have a Cisco 831 that I use to connect via VPN to a remote site. Everything works fine.

Then I wanted to add a second tunnel to another location. I did all the configs needed, applied card encryption on ethernet external and everything was fine, I could connect. But then I noticed that the new encryption card has actually replaced the existing one. Of course, the first VPN was no longer works.

Is this a limitation of the 831? Or y at - it another way to configure them so I can use the two (or even more than two) at the same time? Do I need another Cisco router if I want more than a tunnel?

Any help is appreciated.

Thank you

Stefan

This isn't a limitation of the router. But by design,.

only one crypto map set can be assigned to an interface. If multiple crypto map entries have the same name but a different seq - num map, they are considered as part of the same set, and all apply to the interface.

So what you need to do is create crypto-map with the same name for slot 2, but give a different sequence number. Apply this encryption card to the interface and it will work. From the seq - num lowest crypto card is considered to be the highest priority, and will be evaluated first.

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