Questions tagged [vpn]

VPN is the acronym for Virtual Private Network - a network type that uses a the Internet to provide remote networks or single machines with secure access to their organization's network avoiding expensive leased lines.

A VPN is a private network that uses a public network to connect remote sites or users. VPN use virtual connections routed through the Internet from the company's private network to the remote user or secondary site.

VPNs encapsulate data transfers using secure cryptographic methods and other security mechanisms to ensure that only authorized users can access the network and that the data cannot be intercepted.

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Data usage in case of VPN?

My organization has provided a windows 10 laptop. When I connect to VPN from my home through my home internet and download a file of say 1GB from: Intranet (connected servers) Internet (public) In both the cases above will the data usage happen…
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Porting a Cisco AnyConnect profile from Windows to Mac OSX

I have a client using a VisualStudio solution to manage their website. In order to make edits, they had to set up a Windows 7 laptop for me, which I have to use to connect to their VPN before being able to access the solution. I am hoping to be able…
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VPN Tunnel - Crypto map policy error

Good day! GCP reports the following error: The peer gateway notifies: Proposal mismatch in CHILD SA (phase 2), Please look at peer logs. On the ASA 5505 side I'm getting: Map Policy not found for remote traffic selector…
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Strongswan Routing Roadwarrior with the VM IP, instead of the virtual IP

I'm at my wit's-end here with this issue. I have a stongswan VM with only 1 private internet interface (ens18). I can successfully connect to it and get a virtual IP, but my problem is the network beyond the strongswan VM sees the roadwarrior user's…
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Should servers at the datacenter be in the same or different Active Directory to our office?

We have 4 servers in a managed datacenter (including 2 local Domain Controllers) to host our web applications. Our 20 person office uses Azure AD. Engineers/DevOps access our servers via RDP (using separate credentials). They also access SQL Server…
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openVPN - Route traffic through openVPN server that is also a client of another openVPN server

I've got an openVPN client connected to an openVPN server with a particular set of routing tables. That openVPN server is also a client connected to another openVPN server with a different set of routing tables. I am having trouble getting my client…
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forward vpn server traffic to another server

I have set up 2 VPN servers in 2 different locations [ A:openvpn server(ubuntu) , B: PPTP Server-RouterOS Mikrotik ] What I want to do is to make A route all client traffic tthrough the pptp tunnel established between A and B: Client <=> Server A…
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VPN : Cannot reach my own gateway using ipsec/strongswan

I've followed this tutorial to setup my private VPN using StrongSwan and IPSec. It works very well. But when I try to connect directly to my gateway/server (using SSH), the connection does not go trough the VPN. If I look for the tables in my…
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Unable to start OpenVpn on FreeBsd 11, it asks for --dev which I've already specified

My /etc/rc.conf in FreeBsd 11: hostname="abcd" sshd_enable="YES" static_routes="linklocal" ifconfig_vtnet0="DHCP" ifconfig_vtnet0_ipv6="inet6 accept_rtadv" ipv6_activate_all_interfaces="YES" rtsold_enable="YES" rtsold_flags="-aF" …
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Server 2003 RRAS behind SoHo Router

I have a Windows Server 2003 box installed on an ESXi server (with a bridged connection) connected to a Linksys RV042 router. The Server 2003 install is configured with the RRAS role. I think my policy is set correctly since I can connect to it…
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OpenVPN MFA without unix users

Have you guys have an idea is it possible to configure OpenVPN with pam_google_authenticator.so with no need to authenticate using username/password but only cert + TOTP? I don't want to create a new unix user for every new VPN client. I cannot find…
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Strongswan IKEv2 auth - pubkey and EAP

I'am trying to setup strongswan with pubkey and EAP authentication. To login users need to have certificate and valid credentials. My certificate is ok. I tested pubkey auth and it was ok, also EAP is working, but when i trying run this two auth…
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Cloudflare "Access" service real security

Cloudflare Access is a new attractive feature from Cloudflare, based more or less on Google's BeyondCorp (a reverse-proxy with login which should replace VPN in accessing internal network applications). I am concerned about how secure their…
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Mikrotik routing VPN packets to wrong interface

I'm trying connect my network to AWS VPC using Static IP AWS VPN. I've followed the instructions of AWS and configured correctly my MikroTik router and can ping the Ubuntu instance I've attached in this VPC. As I have 2 ISP in my MikroTik, I…
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DNS name resolution with Samba and through a VPN

My problem is about DNS names resolution in case there are two DNS servers separated by a VPN and only one DNS domain name. Context: two Samba AD DC on each side of the VPN, one forest, one domain, one site, two subnets. Note that this target…
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