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ASG and RV042 (Cisco)

Dear,

We have an ASG as a VPN Server (IPSec) and two RV042 as VPN Client Connection... its possible, use this configuration? [:S]

Some particular parameter to configure? [:S]

(Sorry for my english!!!) [:(]

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0 BrucekConvergent over 13 years ago

You likely can connect those RV042 units up to the ASG --- it's just a matter of finding an IPSEC policy definition that suits them both. Set matching policies and it should work. In the past when connecting cheap routers to a StrongSwan IPSEC VPN (which the ASG uses), I had to disable PFS on the policy, and, of course, find matching encryption settings, etc.

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0 BrucekConvergent over 13 years ago

You likely can connect those RV042 units up to the ASG --- it's just a matter of finding an IPSEC policy definition that suits them both. Set matching policies and it should work. In the past when connecting cheap routers to a StrongSwan IPSEC VPN (which the ASG uses), I had to disable PFS on the policy, and, of course, find matching encryption settings, etc.

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