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    thanhtu_722
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    Cisco 2800 - Road Warrior VPN

    A friend of mine has implement a vpn tunnel (road-warrior) on a 2800 series router (i don't remember the exact model). The thing is that he can't make 10 diferrent vpn tunnels and so one key is been shared between the users. Availability is critical and in this situation i don't think that exists. Neither confidentiality :P. As he said, he uses one vpn card that's y all that happens.


    Looking for a solution that will give him high availability for road warrior vpns do u have any suggsetions, thoughts ?


    how about http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/...d80405e25.html


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    1. 49 posts - 15 authors - Last post: Oct 21, 2005And to be honest, I've never thought of this since in most cases the VPN client is used for home access or road warriors; and in most cases the uplink is cable
    2. If I had to name some of my favorite Cisco routers, I would definitely include the Cisco 2800 Series on my list
    3. plus traditional firewall functionality has been rolled up into "access" devices (like a Cisco 2800 running the IP-PLUS/FW/IDS feature set)
    4. I never ended up using it much except for testing, though, as I found IPSec a bit problematic in a "road warrior" scenario - too many firewalls
    5. We require a competent Cisco CCIE/CCSP to take a blank 2851 and configure it to operate as an IPSec VPN concentrator (for multiple road-warrior users), using

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    So you want redundancy and VPN stateful failover? Check out Using the Cisco ASA 5500 Series for VPN Connectivity for some ideas.


    The 2800s do a nice job.... but maybe using certificates would be a more manageable solution. How many users are there?
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    1. "We also resell (SSH's) SSH Sentinel as a VPN client for road warriors
    2. Looking for a solution that will give him high availability for road warrior vpns do u have any suggsetions, thoughts ?
    3. 5 posts - Last post: Mar 21, 2008I need something to concentrate the VPN tunnels, and to terminate a SDSL line and so am thinking either a ASA 5510 with a 1803 router, or a just a 2800 series router
    4. Teleworkers and road-warriors can use the bundled VPN-1® SecuRemote™ VPN client or L2TP IPSec VPN client on their laptops or PDAs to securely access email and other resources
    5. Most would agree that the ultimate in “secure” is having the road warrior use a VPN application after plugging into an open Ethernet port or associating with an open Wi-Fi connection
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    nguyentandung207
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    So you want redundancy and VPN stateful failover? Check out Using the Cisco ASA 5500 Series for VPN Connectivity for some ideas.


    The 2800s do a nice job.... but maybe using certificates would be a more manageable solution. How many users are there?
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    1. This is all handled by Cisco 2800 series routers at each location which handle the VPN tunnels and splitting the traffic between the DSL lines and T1 lines
    2. 4 posts - 2 authors - Last post: Feb 15, 2007A friend of mine has implement a vpn tunnel (road-warrior) on a 2800 series router (i don't remember the exact model)
    3. The Cisco ASA 5500 Series VPN Edition enables organizations to gain the connectivity
    4. Warrior will work closely with Cisco's management team and development council
    5. Necesito ayuda (paso por paso) de como configurar un servidor de vpn openswan con cliente windows xp en modo "road warrior" el soporte será remoto
    6. Designed for remote employees and road warriors the Barracuda SS StorePart# 9344707
    7. 'road warrior' with a dedicated 3G connection, 'robo with T1' with a T1
    8. This is assuming this is a road warrior laptop type vpn
    9. At present we've got something to terminate "road-warrior" clients and so that isn't a consideration
    10. File Format: Microsoft Word - View as HTMLn How to improve application performance for their mobile road warriors when the quality of the network connection is typically lower than the corporate WAN and the footprint
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    Are you speaking of the Virtual Private Network (VPN) Advanced Integration Module (AIM) in the router? If so, it will support far more separate VPN connections than you describe (1500 IPSec Encrypted Tunnels and up to 150 IOS WebVPN SSL VPN Users - depending on the series model)

    http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/...d804ff58a.html


    Each connection can have it's own key...
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    1. which would give customers added flexibility for serving road warriors and information workers who need a single license for accessing Exchange from all
    2. pdf[PDF] Telecommunications Weekly - May 24, 2010File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - Quick Viewperspective, but to extend the capability to the true road warrior environment
    3. The tenth project was the design, integration and implementation of a Remote Access VPN solution using dual Cisco VPN 3060 concentrators
    4. au[PDF] MBR BookwatchFile Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobatthe female traveler, which make THE WOMAN ROAD WARRIOR invaluable
    5. 'road warrior' with a dedicated 3G connection, 'robo with T1' with a
    6. These are services that run on the host's and examples are Zone firewall, Cisco Security Agent, Cisco VPN client, McAfee VirusScan etc
    7. On newer routers such as the Cisco 2800 Series and 3800 Series, the serial number on the outside of the router, the processor ID, and the hardware chassis serial number are all the same
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