On Wed, 2005-02-09 at 06:45, Beppe wrote: > Scott Ryan wrote: > > >On Wednesday 09 February 2005 12:34, Beppe shaped the electrons to say: > > > > > >>Hi all. > >> > >>I need to create a VPN. I've a Fedora using iptables, on the other side > >>ther's a Cisco device > >>already configured with IPSEC and 3DES. > >>Any solution? > >>Anyone know if this is possible? > >> > >> > >I know that Cisco used to provide a client for linux, this was some time ago > >that I used it though. > > > > > > > Yes Scott. Actually what I want is not a single VPN Client-Server > connection but configure a > permanent and bidirecional connection between local and remote network > accessible from > a set of local IP address. So, I think I've to configure my Fedora > firewall to permit this kind > of connection. > > Beppe You probably want to check out the OpenVPN solution. However you may also want to just pop in a dedicated VPN/firewall box from Netgear or one of the other vendors. I setup a couple of Netgear devices once that did a very nice job. Had a point to point connection between two sites and also was able to setup a laptop to connect to either one as needed. They are relatively cheap and once setup require very little maintenance. -- Response brought to you by AutoReponder 0.1 a product of Magic-8-ball productions. (version 0.2 will feature correct answers!)
