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Trying to create a VPN tunnel over Satellite Broadband

Asked by GrahamRollerson in Satellite Internet, Virtual Private Networking (VPN), IPSec Security Protocol

Tags: Microsoft, XP, sp2, VPN Access, Sonicwall/Juniper, SW = Pro2040 Juniper = SA700, VPNAccess

Hi All,

I have a colleague who lives and works from his home in the USA (Maryland) - the company is based in Oxford UK.

Becuase he is so remote the only internet service he can receive is an HughesNet Satellite service. This works fine for web browsing etc.

However when we try to connect him to the company VPN performance drops off to the tune of 75-80%. Now I know the reasons for this - its down to the VPN traffic being encrypted and the satellite system not being able to break in to the data streams to transmit them in its own way (this is from HughesNet). it seems the satellite BB systenm has ts own way of splitting packets, transmistting them and reassembling them at the other end.

HughesNet have a VPNservice but were talking 5 figures to get it up and running which for one guy is way too much.

I have two vpn systems in place at the moment - a legacy WIndows 2003 VPN (RRAS) and a new Juniper SA700 SSL VPN. the former is slightly better over the satellite then the Juniper but not by much

HughesNet have basically now stopped being helpful so I thought i'd throw it open to the Experts.

Does anyone have any suggestions as to how we can get this guy connected?

Very much look forward to hearing back from you all.

Graham
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