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L2TP: PSK or certificate

Sigurd_Urdahl
Hi,

I tried to find a thread where this was already covered, but I didn't find any.

I have trouble figuring out what the actual difference is when running L2TP for Roadwarriors with PSKs or certificates.

PSK seems slightly easier to set up in the user end.  (we'll have mostly Windows clients using the built-in MS client)

Could someone outline the key differences for me beyond ease of setup for the clients?

kind regards,
-sig


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    Older Windows clients, iPhones and others only can use PSKs.  If you have many remote users, certs probably offer better control and security.  That's pretty simplistic, but I think that summarizes the biggest issues.  I welcome input by others though!

    Cheers - Bob
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    Older Windows clients, iPhones and others only can use PSKs.  If you have many remote users, certs probably offer better control and security.  That's pretty simplistic, but I think that summarizes the biggest issues.  I welcome input by others though!

    Cheers - Bob
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