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Internet BW Shapping / VPN's

Asked by Sriram_pp in Enterprise Firewalls, Networking Hardware, Cisco PIX Firewall

Tags: Internet BW Shapping / VPN's

We have dual internet ISP facility in our office. The VPN was configured through one ISP and second ISP is been used for internet realted works.

Link 1 : Cisco ASA 5520 FW (VPN's are configured here)
Link 2:  PIX 515E

Issues:
(1) We could not configure all our client VPN's via 2nd Link due to network IP Address clash.  (My local network is 1.2.3.4/16). Suggest me is there any other way we can configure Active / standby mode for the client VPN's  - (Without manual intervention? If ISP1 goes down, all the vpn's should be connected via ISP2)

(2) Bandwidth: We need to know the traffic pattern for incoming / outgoing traffic over nework.  Is there any tool available to know the protocols / source and destination IP's / Blocking of unwanted traffic etc..etc...??

(3) Is there any tool (software or hardware) available to shape the internet??

Thanks / SP
 
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