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Asked by sunray_2003 in Network Routers

Tags: pix, router, cisco

Here is the setup that I have got.

Internet
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Cisco 7206 router
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LAN1 <--> R1 R2 R3 <---> LAN3
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Pix <-------> LAN2 (Machine 1, Machine 2)

Cisco 7206 router to R1 , R2 and R3 are point to point T1s
R1 and R3 = 1760 router
R2 = 2610 router

If I need to have a VPN connection between machines in LAN1 and machines in LAN3, what would be the best method. Is it easier to load VPN modules in the router or have a seperate internal Linksys VPN router in both these Networks?

From the internet , is it safer to connect to Machine1 and Machine2 inside LAN2 because of the Pix or is it advisable to have a VPN connection to the Pix and then access those machines. If yes , is it just the matter of having VPN module in the pix.

Is there any other security concerns that I need to take care between all of these locations ?

SR

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Asked by sunray_2003 in Network Routers

Tags: pix, router, cisco

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