RE: What constitutes a "VPN"

From: Derek Buelna (dameon@xxxxxxxxxxx)
Date: Wed Aug 30 2000 - 23:09:03 GMT-3


   
   Setup IPSec with NAT. Try a LAN to LAN tunnel through an 'Internet
   Router'. Make it so a PC can come in 'through the Internet' and get
   access to both sites through a 'remote access' VPN. If you add a
   static translation for a server at the 'main' site, you have to do
   something a little tricky in order for NAT to work for users accessing
   the server from the remote site and from the Internet.
   
   Have fun!
   
   -Derek
   
   
   -----Original Message-----
   From: nobody@groupstudy.com [mailto:nobody@groupstudy.com]On Behalf Of
   John Conzone
   Sent: Wednesday, August 30, 2000 4:08 PM
   To: ccielab
   Subject: What constitutes a "VPN"
   
       Anyone have any thoughts on what constitutes a "VPN"as it relates
   to our lab?
   
       This term means many things to many people as we all know.
   
       I've been working with the Cisco encryption engine bewteen routers
   and over a GRE tunnel with manual key exchange. I've done some IPSec
   and IKE, but not a whole lot. I'm hoping somewhere in there I can
   pull out a "VPN".
   
       What are you guys doing to cover "VPN"?
   
   
   
   



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