Questions tagged [site-to-site-vpn]
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Malformed Payload recieved from juniper firewall to libreswan while setting up an IPSec Tunnel
I have a CentOS system with libreswan behind a router with static IP, and I have been trying to setup an IPSec tunnel with a server at remote location having juniper firewall. The IPSec VPN settings on the remote server are done via firewall. I have…

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How to allow separate Sonicwall Global VPN clients to reach one another?
I'm assuming that this should be possible, but I'm not entirely sure. Here's the scenario:
2 offices, both have SonicWALL TZ200s in them, and the two offices are connected together by way of site-to-site VPN tunnel that works beautifully.
But, I…
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Ipsec not working, cannot ping from server
I have a ubuntu server with public ip and want to connect to some network with ipsec tunnel. I can establish the connection (tunel), but when I try to ping the internal network PCs, there is no answer. I'm using Openswan. Here is my…

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Diffie Hellman Group 20 Cisco Asa
It seems to be that I am a little bit lost in the scrap of documentation. I am looking out for a new ASA Appliance that supports lvl 20+ Diffie Hellman. But I cannot find any documentation if there is any ASA that supports Diffie Hellman Group 20 or…

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Route Internet traffic to Azure site-to-site VPN tunnel on Sonicwall TZ205
I have configured Sonicwall TZ205 a Route-Based VPN which connect to a dynamic gateway on Windows Azure VNet. The site-to-site VPN connection is established successfully. The machines in on-premise network and the VNet are able to communicate. The…

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VPN IPSec on a user's local laptop, or SSL VPN?
We have bought a firewall (sonicwall nsa) and it comes with 2 SSLVPN license. With it, we also can download NetExtender, which I understood it as establishing some sort of VPN session between the local client and our firewall, and make the local PC…

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Azure VPN and On Site routing
Edit: I did cleaned up the question to focus on the main and more urgent problem to solve.
I create a site-to-site VPN on Azure, and connected it to a virtual machine hosted in our server room in the office.
There is another VM in the office that…

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Connecting two servers via VPN
Usage: both client and our server will be sending API requests to each other. Basically our server will be 'consuming' their web-services AND we will need to expose certain API's to them.
Client setup: Has a server setup to which we can only connect…

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Scanning Across VPN, Files become corrupt.
So here is the situation. Previously, the organization I work for had 3 sites, A, B, and C. The sites were connected Via Site-to-Site VPN. There was one domain controller at site A which was also a file server (i know, i inherited it this way.).…
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How to Route certain traffic to a VPN and else to the internet
I currently have a linux server with fedora 22, which I intend to use as a router, and right now I have openswan conected with ipsec to a remote fortigate 60c, what I would like to know is how to go about, routing the traffic destinated to…

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IPsec VPN between Fortigate 60C and openswan up, but no traffic
I get visual confirmation that the tunnel is working from the fortigate GUI but, it also says i don't have 1 byte of traffic, the linux server also confirms the tunnel is open but i can't ping nowhere,
my conn
conn office
#left side is home
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Julio Villalba
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asa5512x: ipsec site-to-site vpn with tcp instead of udp? is it possible?
the cisco documentation for ASA 9.1 (I have 9.1.2) seems to imply that ipsec vpn with tcp/ip is only for remote clients, not site to site vpn.
But I repeatedly see people mention vpn over tcp to solve issues.
I'd like to try it for my particular…
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Routing: why do I need to add an extra route in the 2nd router
Consider the following network ^^^.
The virtual network setup in Azure:
10.10.0.0/16 with 1 subnet, 10.10.0.0/16 and a gateway subnet at 10.10.1.0/29.
Azure knows how our network looks like, 2 address spaces:
192.168.101.0/24 & 10.246.0.0/16 via an…

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Understanding exactly how vpn encryption works
We have a site to site vpn setup with a cyber roam cr35ing on one end (and 10mbps up/down dedicated line) and a sonicwall TZ215 on the other end (with 50mbps up/down). The main purpose of the tunnel is to reroute all traffic (and essentially act as…
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Juniper SSG Port Forwarding over a Site-to-Site VPN
Our company has severs in two locations -- our main office, and a colocation. We're getting ready to move one of our servers, a PBX, from our main office to our colocation for better service, but we've come across a handful of issues.
Each site has…

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