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VPN Connection
I'm hooking up a new building into out network. It will only have a max 8 users..I'm kinda looking into a WatchGuard FireboxX15. It will have a full VPN connection on a staticIP & a networked security system will hang on it also. No one has told me how well or not well these Firebox VPNs work. As of this moment I have a PIX501 w/ 10 user license ready roll. The VPN will be connecting to my PIX506 at corp. What do you think?
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rossonieri#1
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have you try vanguard or any d-link vpn capable box?the More I know, that is more and More I dont know. -
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indy
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Hi Garv,
i guess your query has been answered by now , if not here is what you can do .
you can terminate the users to the pix ,, you can do that 2 ways
use PPTP with MPPE but again that not IPSEC and you cant use certs except in Win Xp Pro
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you can use cisco Vpn clients to connect ,
You dont need the pix to have a static ip you connect it to a DSL and get a Public ip from the ISP when you connect each time
If you need more help let me know
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Thanks for the replys. I used the PIX501 box & gave it a static, used ipsec & created a key on both the PIX 506 & 501. I turned that PIX into a NAT, works great & has a nice tunnel to corp. Thanks.