From: Habib (bano@ukonline.co.uk)
Date: Thu Aug 18 2005 - 14:27:40 GMT-3
Ok - I give up searching google and cco
I have an 803 router with a public address. Since there are only 5vty lines
this puts a limit on the amount of terminal sessions I can have open at any one
time. Furthermore, it's unsecure. Nonetheless, I would be interested to know if
the #vty lines can be increased like they can when using Enterprise code or
Access Server feature sets...? (Remember, on an 803 that is).
I have Cisco vpn client installed on my pc at work and was wondering if it
would be possible to establish a vpn tunnel to the internet address of my 803?
Firstly I'm not entirely sure if this is possible and secondly if it is then
where the heck is the link that describes how to go about configuring it?
Just incase this is not going to be possible, I have a 1750 at my disposal with
hw encryption module and bri wic. I would like to avoid using this kit since
the 803 is sitting pretty where it is. But, if it must go I'll ditch it. The
ability to access rack remotely -and- opening >5 reverseTelnet sessions
consecutively is the goal. I realize once a tunnel is established I can get
straight onto the kit.
Running IP/FW IPSEC 56 Feature sets (3DES on 1750).
int------803-----termserv----lab
any suggestions would be appreciated.
HB
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