djy New Member Apr 10, 2009 #1 to connect 3 sites with a subnetted ip and allow users to connect remotely. is this just a router configuration or do you need a vpn server? any help would be great cheers
to connect 3 sites with a subnetted ip and allow users to connect remotely. is this just a router configuration or do you need a vpn server? any help would be great cheers
Encryptor New Member Apr 11, 2009 #2 Their are many Routers that also have a built in VPN server or you could create a VPN server with software for free (loads of open source options). Encryptor Linux rocks the planet...
Their are many Routers that also have a built in VPN server or you could create a VPN server with software for free (loads of open source options). Encryptor Linux rocks the planet...
B bilbus New Member Apr 13, 2009 #4 sounds like you want a IPSEC site to site vpn. This must be done at the router level (you can have a server but then static routes must be setup .. not ideal) You need a ipsec capable router at both sides.
sounds like you want a IPSEC site to site vpn. This must be done at the router level (you can have a server but then static routes must be setup .. not ideal) You need a ipsec capable router at both sides.
djy New Member Apr 13, 2009 #5 bilbus said: sounds like you want a IPSEC site to site vpn. This must be done at the router level (you can have a server but then static routes must be setup .. not ideal) You need a ipsec capable router at both sides. Click to expand... excellent mate thats what i thought its just for a college project. just making sure i was going along the right lines. got confused when i read about a vpn server thanks again :good:
bilbus said: sounds like you want a IPSEC site to site vpn. This must be done at the router level (you can have a server but then static routes must be setup .. not ideal) You need a ipsec capable router at both sides. Click to expand... excellent mate thats what i thought its just for a college project. just making sure i was going along the right lines. got confused when i read about a vpn server thanks again :good:
