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vpn questions
- To: <misc@openbsd.org>
- Subject: vpn questions
- From: "Rommel, Florian" <Florian.Rommel@quartal.com>
- Date: Wed, 12 Jun 2002 09:33:22 +0300
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- Thread-Topic: vpn questions
I asked a while back about ipsec and got a general answer that urged me to read on, which i did and i got a nice vpn connection going between a windows box and a openbsd box. All well BUT!! (there's always a but(t)), currently at my office we have vpn connections to severall clients, yet they all dont have the same vpn software... meaning we have a nortel client, firewall 1 ( i think) , fsecure etc.. My questions is, is it feasable or possible to let al lthe vpn connections run thru one machine as a vpn gateway, that routes according to where you wanna go to different tun devices, one for each client we have? and the next question. Since we have a few clients they all , well mostly) are pretty big and hav private ip addressing, yet some of them have the same range, hence client a uses 192.168.X.X and client b uses 192.168.X.X how could i still route the correct packages to the correct client? The point of all this is that our projects mostly always involve the same people!
but sometimes not and i dont wanna install ALL the vpn clients on all our computers...
So basically i need a machine that has severall tun devices, routes according to what packages come (oh yea nat needs to be done too but i think that can be done), establishes connections with the different VPNs , kinda like on demand dial and a way to differenciate 2 clients with the same iprange (private). <-- with that one i am stunned so far.
any comments, suggestions are more then welcome.
thanks
//Florian