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RA to lab?
Anyone know how to provide remote access to my cisco lab? I want to have a group I have have access to login remotely and access the devices, but not my personal network. Ive done something similar in the past when I could VPN into the home network, I could login to the devices, but obviously that provided access to my pcs as well.
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networker050184
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Set up the VPN but only have it access certain addresses (the terminal server or your lab IPs).An expert is a man who has made all the mistakes which can be made. -
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previously I was using Amahi as an Open VPN server and Open VPN as a client, I'm not sure how I would set up any access restrictions. I'm thinking, If I set up a Cisco router as my default gateway, I'm fairly certain theres a way to connect to it...
I have an ASA if I can set that up for VPN access I assume it could be done? -
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When you set up the VPN you have to specify the addresses one will be reaching through the VPN. Rather than setup access to for example 192.168.1.0/24 set up access to 192.168.1.2/32 assuming that is your terminal server.An expert is a man who has made all the mistakes which can be made.
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no terminal server. I didnt do any VPN configuration, never have. The server comes preconfigured on Amahi, all you do is use the client, enter the IP and it does the rest.
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If you don't have a terminal server then just add the IPs of your lab gear. Or just put it on a separate subnet without access to the rest of your network and allow access to that subnet.
For OpenVPN see here. HOWTOAn expert is a man who has made all the mistakes which can be made.