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Cisco 806 dual VPN tunnel w/3015 & VPN client
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computerhighguy
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Well I suppose I would need more information.
1) What kind of client? PPTP, L2TP, VPN Client 3000 or Unified PVN Client 3.x? If you want the unified client 3.x than it is really simple. Do a search for "router ipsec VPN client" on the cisco website. The 806 is no different than any other router.
2) Are you getting a dynamic IP address for the outside interface of the 806? If you are, then how are you planning on the VPN Clients knowing that dynamic address? If it is a static address, this is a non-issue
3) How many clients do you want to connect to it? Depending on encryption level, you will not be able to get very many connections before the 806 is brought to it's knees. I don't have the exact numbers, but i would say the following is going to be pretty accurate.
3DES - 1 Connection (maybe)
DES - Max 2 or 3
Remember the 806 was designed as a "hardware VPN Client" not an IPSec temination point. The processor is not very powerful on it.
1) What kind of client? PPTP, L2TP, VPN Client 3000 or Unified PVN Client 3.x? If you want the unified client 3.x than it is really simple. Do a search for "router ipsec VPN client" on the cisco website. The 806 is no different than any other router.
2) Are you getting a dynamic IP address for the outside interface of the 806? If you are, then how are you planning on the VPN Clients knowing that dynamic address? If it is a static address, this is a non-issue
3) How many clients do you want to connect to it? Depending on encryption level, you will not be able to get very many connections before the 806 is brought to it's knees. I don't have the exact numbers, but i would say the following is going to be pretty accurate.
3DES - 1 Connection (maybe)
DES - Max 2 or 3
Remember the 806 was designed as a "hardware VPN Client" not an IPSec temination point. The processor is not very powerful on it.
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It will be a Cisco VPN client 3000 or the new 4.x. We are getting a persistent IP address from the ISP (dynamic setting but it keeps getting the same IP) only 1 client will connect to the 806, the existing tunnel to the 3015 doesn't have to be maintained.
thanks for the help, I got a sample script from the cisco site its not very intuitive because of the existing VPN setup on it.
thanks for the help, I got a sample script from the cisco site its not very intuitive because of the existing VPN setup on it.
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