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VPN Design - is it possible
From: Julian M D <julianmd () gmail com>
Date: Wed, 21 Dec 2005 10:17:59 -0500
Hi, I have been given the task to accomplish some kind of failover using PIX firewall and 2 ISP's connections as follows: Site A - 2 PIX 506E , 2ISP - 1LAN Site B, C, D, E, PIX 501 , 1ISP Site F - PIX 515, 1DMZ, 1ISP ------VPN -------SITE B PIX----------VPN SITE F PIX SITE A PIX 1 -------VPN--------SITE C PIX----------VPN SITE F PIX (ISP1) -------VPN--------SITE D PIX----------VPN SITE F PIX -------VPN--------SITE E PIX----------VPN SITE F PIX ------VPN -------SITE B PIX ----------VPN SITE F PIX SITE A PIX 2-------VPN--------SITE C PIX----------VPN SITE F PIX (ISP2) -------VPN--------SITE D PIX----------VPN SITE F PIX -------VPN--------SITE E PIX----------VPN SITE F PIX My question is : is it possible to have 2 separate VPN connection to the same SITE ( looking from B,C,D,E point of view - they would see the LAN behind SITE A using 2 separate IPSec tunnels)? Has anyone done or seen anything similar? Do you have a better plan using the given, options?? Best regards to all, and Happy "Secure" Holidays Everyone! Julian _______________________________________________ firewall-wizards mailing list firewall-wizards () honor icsalabs com http://honor.icsalabs.com/mailman/listinfo/firewall-wizards
Current thread:
- VPN Design - is it possible Julian M D (Dec 22)
- RE: VPN Design - is it possible Paul Melson (Dec 22)
- RE: VPN Design - is it possible Sanford Reed (Dec 28)
- <Possible follow-ups>
- SV: VPN Design - is it possible Skough Axel U/IT-S (Dec 22)