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Cisco to ASG7.5 Site-to-Site VPN

jdobbs
If I connect to a site through a Cisco VPN client with a PCF file, is it possible, since I have all of the information, to setup a site-to-site vpn connection that would allow me to access the remote network from my network?


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    Hi, if you could setup NAT and routing on your client, it might work, although I suspect the Cisco client may forbid it on Windows. Might work on Linux.

    Is there some reason you can't setup a proper site-to-site VPN?

    Barry
  • 0 in reply to BarryG
    Was more of a thought ... I have all of PCF connection information and it would make admin of the remote netowkr easier if I could setup an always up connection. I do not however control the equipment and config on the remote side. The network admin does.
  • 0 in reply to jdobbs
    OK. 
    Years ago, I considered doing the same thing (except the remote was a Cisco, not Astaro), but I decided it wouldn't be worth getting fired over, e.g. if a virus/worm got through the tunnel from another home computer.

    Barry
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  • 0 in reply to jdobbs
    OK. 
    Years ago, I considered doing the same thing (except the remote was a Cisco, not Astaro), but I decided it wouldn't be worth getting fired over, e.g. if a virus/worm got through the tunnel from another home computer.

    Barry
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