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• What is a good VPN for Mac and iOS client?

  I want to identify a strong product of VPN for Mac and iOS.  I want something that is easy to install and maintain, and it's effective.

  Thank you

  This depends a lot on what you're trying to accomplish. Can elaborate you on why you think you need?

• 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.

• Is there really a customer Cisco VPN for Linux? _Really? _

  Hello people,

  I finally after almost a brain aneurysm trying to think too hard I have my Cisco 881 - SEC - K9 router configured properly for a multi-point my Amazon Virtual Private Cloud IPSec VPN tunnel, so that the obstacle is finally spent, and I think that it has been a very important step in my life somehow. I never thought I'd see the day, I actually got my hands on a legitimate Cisco non - stink... uh... I mean, non-linksys router. Now I can't find a "client" VPN for Linux program. I am running a Xen Hypervisor environment on openSUSE Linux because it is the only Linux distribution that fills all my laborious requirements in a Linux server environment. It is also the most mature and sure Linux on this planet, making it the most significant Linux distribution for my research needs.  Using NetworkManager is not really an option for a Linux based server environment and OpenVPN is just too complicated to understand for my little tiny head.  I've heard of some mysterious "easy VPN", but after that hours of digging online there is no information on this subject, even the Cisco download link leads to a Page not found error.  I see a Linux VPN API for the AnyConnect program, but is it a real VPN client, or just an API?  It seems to want my money to download it, but I have no money nor I really know what it is because it's all closed, the secret-like source and I can not even find a simple README file on him explaining what it is exactly.  I'm just a developer of off-work software attempts to connect to my home for personal use router and I can not really afford to more than $ 1 million for a single program I will only need to download once in my life that should have been included with the router in the first place of the fork. I have that more volunteer will probably not yet able to understand how to use the program when even because I don't know anything about VPN connections, that's why I bought this router so I can try to figure it all out as part of the open source nonprofit, research, I am currently conducting.  Is there some sort of period of evaluation or trial for personal use? Which would be really good if I could at least know if I will be able to understand or not.  I hate throwing money when it is in such a shortage these days. Is there really no alternative to a Cisco router.  It is an absolute necessity for the things I'm trying to accomplish, so try to settle for something else and past with my life isn't really an option. No, it's something that I just need to raise its head on and finish.

  I may be a little too crazy in me for my own good, but I don't see why it should take so much money just to learn to do something for personal use, it is not really a skill that I would never use otherwise.  Wouldn't be great if Cisco did their VPN client open-source and free for the public to use and modify, improve, learn and to grow and bring the whole world together in a community? Even the source code to the discontinuous old Cisco VPN client could be used as a tool for learning valuable for some poor student hungry or developer of Open Source software somewhere trying to cope with Sauce and Ramen noodles noodles Ramen on toast (don't tell me you've never thought about it).  With the ripple effect, it would significantly improve sales over time, because it would open the door to a whole new market where could those who previously could not afford to participate now. That's the real power of Open Source. It creates a more skilled workforce for the future by contributing openly and share knowledge. What happens if the next big internet technology and the solution to the global tyranny - the solution to end all wars forever - locked in the mind of a software developer to unemployment, which could not afford to upgrade their software to router from cisco or access the software they need because he was source closed and required engage in a costly to download service contract?  It would be just terrible, wouldn't it?  I guess there is no way to ever know for sure. I guess I'd be as happy if a kind soul out there could tell me an alternative easy to use for one always on the VPN connection that is running in the background that does not require NetworkManager or having to spend days days searching in and trying to figure out some really poor or extremely complex documents?  I apologize for all the sentences run on posed as a question, but just a few serious mental exhaustion of this, being unemployed is a few people from hard work. I really could use a vacation.  Maybe a camping on the coast trip is in order after I get this job, that sounds nice, isn't it? Nothing like a summer storm on the beach to the ocean--away from technology - to refresh the mind.

  I won't step in all the discussions in there, but you might want to look into is vpnc and openconnect.

  The two opensource projects that seem to work with devices Cisco, for a long time, I've been a user of vpnc.

  http://www.infradead.org/openconnect/

  http://www.UNIX-AG.uni-kl.de/~Massar/vpnc/

  Looks like some of your questions, concerns should be directed to your Cisco rep.

  There is an AC for Linux client (component the GUI and CLI). If you have problems finding - get it from 'package' (for linux) file, which is essentially a zip.

• AnyConnect 3.0 supports IPSec VPN for remote access?

  Hello world

  I've read about Cisco AnyConnect 3.0 issues that it supports IPSec VPN for remote access:

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/prod/collateral/vpndevc/ps6032/ps6094/ps6120/qa_c67-622477_ns1049_Networking_Solutions_Q_and_A.html

  I downloaded and installed the Client AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client 3.0.0629, but I'm not able to get the IPSec VPN works. Also, it has no option to use the previous of Cisco IPSec VPN client PCF files.

  Can someone point me in the right direction to get IPSec VPN AnyConnect 3.0 work?

  Thank you in advance!

  Hello

  Takes AnyConnect support IPSEC from version 3.0, but only in combination with IKEv2.

  There is no option to use a CPF file with it and the config should be pushed through a profile Anyconnect.

  More information on this:

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/docs/security/vpn_client/AnyConnect/anyconnect30/Administration/Guide/ac02asaconfig.html#wp1325361

  You should also change the ASA config so that it accepts negotiations IKE v2:

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/docs/security/ASA/asa84/configuration/guide/vpn_ike.html#wp1144572

  Kind regards

  Nicolas

• Access remote vpn for the cisco1841

  Hi all

  Can I have an example configuration of a vpn for remote access to work for cisco router 1800 series?

  My cisco 1800 series router already a site to site vpn, so can I still set up a vpn for remote access using the existing IKE policy?

  Is it true that cisco router do support 1 IKE policy? Pls advise. Thks in advance.

  what you have is correct

  the line of authentication that you mentioned on is to suggest that we use the local user database authentication

  If you have an external aaa server as Ganymede + or radius, you can specify that, instead of local, local, is a key word to suggest local authentication

  your local database would be so user name passwords what ever you store on the router as

  username cisco password cisco

  hope this helps

  If this answers your question please note this as responded to the benefit of users in the community

• 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.

• How to configure the VPN for Xperia phones

  I know that this does not work for many after the upgrade to KitKat but I just wanted to know how other users were using previously.

  Could you give me the settings or help me how to use these settings.

  VPN does not of course for a lot, but I guess that Sony will do something so he can fix it. But tell me how you used earlier. I am interested in knowing. Never used because I found it difficult. People told me that it is a sort of proxy to surf the net anonymously.

  Sachin4u wrote:

  ... VPN works of course not for many...

  Where did you get this info? I had this problem a few weeks in this forum channel and no useful response has been posted.

  But anyway: on Android 4.3, I added a VPN connection with the 'IPSec Xauth PSK' type and the pre-shared key. At the opening of the connection, I entered username and password. A few secconds later than the VPN connection to my home network with router Fritz Box has been implemented.

  Hopefully, I could help you, Titus

• Implementation of VPN for INCOMING connections to my server running Windows 7

  I need to set up a private network virtual SERVER on my server on Windows 7 and can't find the information I need to do this. Can someone explain what I need to do. I have a fixed IP address for my cable modem.

  I need to set up a private network virtual SERVER on my server on Windows 7 and can't find the information I need to do this. Can someone explain what I need to do. I have a fixed IP address for my cable modem.

  See this article for help...

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/set-up-an-incoming-VPN-or-dial-up-connection

  Remember that for a PPTP VPN server you must forward/open the TCP 1723 Port through a firewall or a router to the PC server is behind. You must also make sure that the firewall or the router will pass traffic GRE protocol 47 . This is sometimes called PPTP Pass Through or VPN Pass Through the firewall or the router. Windows Firewall automatically communicates the GRE protocol traffic if you make an Exception for the Port TCP 1723.

  You can test it by running the test detailed in sections PPTP Ping and VPN traffic in this Cable Guy article.

  http://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb877965.aspx

  You can download the tools, pptpsrv.exe and pptpclnt.exe to Microsoft or if you have an XP SP2 CD. To extract the programs on a PC Windows 7 open the CD and select open folder to view files in the AutoPlay window.

  Extra help...

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/why-am-I-having-problems-with-my-VPN-connection

  MS - MVP Windows Desktop Experience, "when everything has failed, read the operating instructions.

• VPN for computers in domain only

  Hi guys,.

  We just bought a Cisco ASA5516, running version 9 x and only supports Anyconnect VPN. Is it possible to configure the anyconnect VPN to support only the computers in the domain and the computers in the domain no should not be able to connect to the VPN?

  Any help will be greatly appreciated.

  Thank you

  Lake

  Hi Lakeram,

  Yes, you can use the DAP functionality to filter who can and who cannot connect to the VPN... You can use multiple attributes, for example.  Address MAC, antivirus, registry keys, OS, etc.

  Check the examples below.

  http://www.Cisco.com/c/en/us/support/docs/security/ASA-5500-x-series-next-generation-firewalls/108000-DAP-Deploy-Guide.html

  http://www.Cisco.com/c/en/us/TD/docs/security/ASA/asa84/asdm64/configuration_guide/asdm_64_config/vpn_asdm_dap.PDF

  http://www.Cisco.com/c/en/us/support/docs/security/ASA-5500-x-series-next-generation-firewalls/115947-DAP-ADV-functions-00.html

  It may be useful

  -Randy-

• Setting up the VPN for ACS5.5 group

  I'm trying a group in the ACS5.5 which allows users to connect. I created a network called ASA - VPN group and he put in ray and Ganymede. The ACS is linked to AD. I am lost on what to do next as rules of extreme ass or attributes. I do business with ISE before but not of GBA.

  Take a look at the following link as it describes a step-by-step process:

  https://supportforums.Cisco.com/document/139141/remote-access-VPN-authentication-ACS-5x-using-RADIUS-protocol

  Let us know if you still have any questions.

  Thank you for evaluating useful messages!

• Connection with the client VPN for RV110W problem

  Hi guys: I just installed a RV110W router to my small business and I try to connect via VPN from home client.  I was unable to do so, no matter what I try.  Relevant information:

  1. I can connect to the router via remote very well management, so I know that the router is accessible from the Net.

  2. internal address of the router: 10.81.208.1

  3. active PPTP.  PPTP server IP address: 10.0.0.1

  4 IP addresses for PPTP clients: 10.0.0.10 - 14

  5. two VPN clients added - one with PPTP, with the QuickVPN Protocol Protocol.  Both are enabled (and Yes, I triple checked passwords)

  6 encryption MPPE and Netbios active.

  7 IPSec, PPTP and L2TP all active gateways.

  8 VPN client: 1.4.1.2

  9. computer: laptop running Windows 7 family (64-bit), with the firewall Windows is activated.

  10 home network: 192.168.2.196

  It is causing to tear my hair out.  What Miss me?

  Shannon

  Hi Shannon,

  I am pleased to see that you're progress.

  Shannon Rotz wrote:
  I changed the RM port to 443.  Unfortunately, now I can't connect to the router via browser, either by remote management or from the local network - I get the usual "page cannot be displayed".  How do I get back into the router configuration GUI?
  

  You should be able to reach the GUI by typing https://192.168.1.1(assuming that you have not changed the default IP address) normally once you replace http (port 80) with https (port 443) the internal router web server automatically will redirect you to the https page if you type http. Open your command prompt and try to do a ping of the IP address of the router to ensure that it still meets this address

  With regards to the VPN client:   Up until I changed the port, the same error message kept coming up, i.e. "Unable to establish connection" (or something like that), with a list of possible reasons why it couldn't connect. Now the message has changed - I'm getting "Server's certificate doesn't exist on your local computer".  If I continue trying to connect, then it says "Activating Policy", followed by "Verifying Network", then "The remote gateway is not responding.  Do you want to wait?"  This is definitely progress, since I never got this far before.

  You are a quarter inch offline. If you look at the log.txt in C:\Program Cisco Small Business\QuickVPN Client, in my view, you will see "Failed to ping router remote VPN! This means that your PC is blocking the ping to the router response. Usually, if you look at this point the status of Client VPN in the router (first of all need to remote management) you will see that your user status is "connected." If the router thinks that the connection is established, but the PC does not work. You might want to try another PC at this stage to verify that it is indeed a problem with your PC. This problem is usually caused by the 3rd party software antivirus/firewall blocking the ping response. Microsoft Security Essentials can do this as well, so if you turn it off. If you do not have another PC to test from, call Cisco Small Business Support and ask a technician, try to connect to the lab. You can find the number to call here

  On an impulse, I tried setting up a Windows VPN connection, i.e. created a new VPN connection in Network and Sharing Center, using a PPTP client ID that I had created.  That connection actually worked, except for one problem:  I can't see the remote network.  If I could solve that problem, I'll just tell the other clients to use a Windows connection rather than QuickVPN.
  

  Good thought. If you do not see the remote devices, make sure that they do not block VPN connections. (Windows or third-party firewall, antivirus, antispyware) With a connection, PPTP or QuickVPN, you should be able to go to run, type the IP address of the device that you want to connect to (i.e. \\192.168.1.101 ) and see the list of shared folders. After the PPTP connection is established, try to ping the address LAN IP of the router. If it is successful, try to ping a LAN device such as a network printer or a PC. Again, PCs may block ping requests if they have a firewall running watch so for this.

  Answer please if you have any questions.

• Command line configuration Client VPN for UC500

  Hi all, I have a Cisco UC500 on a site and I need to set up the VPN Client for users remotely in. The Configuration Wizard has an easy however, it errors when trying to save it. Dangerous than the external interface error has been partially configured via the command line.

  So I would try to set this up via the command-line, however, I can't find any doc about all this that I find are for routers, ASA and PIX. Have a walk through this set up via the command line?

  Thank you

  Dan

  Configuration of the VPN Client on UC500 is the same as the router. You can use the example of the configuration of routers.

• Failover of VPN for data/VoIP through ASA 5520 or 7204 VXR

  I would like to install a VPN failover for my remote sites using broadband 3dn/1up.  They are mainly 2800 routers.    I like options for end hub a pair of Cisco ASA active / standby and a 7204 VXR.  Voice and data will travel down the VPN failover and I intend to have QOS/Traffic shaping in place to better meet the needs for VoIP as possible.  I need to do it on about 150 sites. My questions are:

  1. What is the best why the ASA or the 7204

  2 Will VoIP packets pass through the two in the same way

  3 as far as redistributing routes can I use GRE on an ASA or should I keep all static. NH on the SAA is an L3 switch.

  4. an ASA with 100 mg of bandwithd through metro E supports 150 tunnels making VoIP and data. 1 to 3 calls per site max.

  Thank you

  J R

  To answer your questions: -.

  1. who is better for this, the ASA or the 7204 - ASA, is what is designed to do.

  2 packages VoIP Will cross both the same way - Yes

  3 as far as redistributing routes can I use GRE on an ASA or should I keep all static. NH on the SAA is an L3 switch. -l'ASA does not support GRE tunnels.

  4. an ASA with 100 mg of bandwithd through metro E supports 150 tunnels making VoIP and data. 1 to 3 calls per site max. -It depends on the model of the SAA, see the below matrix for thru-put http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps6120/prod_models_comparison.html

  HTH >

• ASA 5510 - VPN for DMZ with static rule?

  I have a 5510 ASA with a number of virtual private networks to other sites, allowing the traffic to and from the Interior of the networks.

  I need to establish a VPN rule to another site, but they have very little access to resources on my local network.  Because I am not in control of the SAA on this end permanently, I need to control that access on my 5510.

  (the following is not my real IP, but I use them for this example)

  My network: 10.100.1.x

  My DMZ: 192.168.1.x

  Internal network of other sites: 172.16.1.x

  I wanted to try to create a VPN between the site and the specific address of DMZ on my side and then allow access to internal addresses using static rules.  I decided to use a static rule to enable http access to a specific server (for example):

  static (inside, dmz) 192.168.1.200 tcp 80 10.100.1.200 80

  I need allow traffic here:

  access-list permits DMZ_IN tcp host 172.16.1.10 host 192.168.1.200 eq 80

  Access-group interface dmz DMZ_IN

  And of course, rules of access list which allow traffic that I can apply to the VPN:

  toSite host 192.168.1.200 ip access list permit 172.16.1.10

  And I don't want that traffic THAT NAT had between my DMZ and the other site:

  nonatDMZ of the host 192.168.1.200 ip access list permit 172.16.1.10

  NAT (dmz) 0-list of access nonatDMZ

  NAT (dmz) 1 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0

  And, of course, the corresponding rules on their ASA must be in place, allowing traffic to 192.168.1.200, not NAT it.

  Everything is in place, but 172.16.1.10 to 192.168.1.200 http traffic never reaches 10.100.1.200.  I know the following:

  1. the VPN is configured correctly.  If I add rules allowing traffic to (and from) 172.16.1.10 and 10.100.1.200 directly, they work.

  2 packet trace shows me that traffic is allowed.

  3. the works of static rule: to access the 192.168.1.200:80 of another host on the same interface, DMZ, which brings me to 10.100.1.200:80

  4. in the process of running a sniffer package on 10.100.1.200 shows 172.16.1.10 traffic does not reach it.

  So I'm banging my head against the wall here.  I'm sure it's something simple I'm missing.  Anything else I need to check?  Should I go about this a different way?

  Thank you.

  What you are trying to reach is not supported. You cannot configure NATing between the inside and the demilitarized zone interfaces while your VPN connection is from the external interface. The static NAT (inside the dmz) that you have configured will only work if the connection is initiated from the inside towards the demilitarized zone and vice versa.

  I think that what you are trying to reach is only allowing access on TCP/80 to10.100.1.200 for the VPN tunnel.

  You must configure your option 1:

  1. the VPN is configured correctly.  If I add rules allowing traffic to (and from) 172.16.1.10 and 10.100.1.200 directly, they work.

  You can configure vpn-filter to limit the traffic to the only TCP/80, and he attributed to group policy that you have assigned to this particular tunnel group then.

  Example:

  web access list - allow permit tcp host 172.16.1.10 host 10.100.1.200 eq 80

  internal group-policy-strategy web

  attribute group web-strategy strategy

  value of VPN-filter web - allows

  global-tunnel-group attributes

  Group Policy - by default-web-policy

  Here is an example configuration for your reference:

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/products/HW/vpndevc/ps2030/products_configuration_example09186a00808c9a87.shtml

  Hope that helps.