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Cisco Easy VPN with a 3G wireless WIC
Asked by DilbertW01 in Network Operations, Network Routers
At the remote site, there is one Cisco 2811 that is connected to the MPLS circuit. There is also a 3G GSM WIC card in the router as a backup connection. When MPLS goes down, the 3G card connects to the Internet and provides emergency connectivity.
It works up to this point.
What I am trying to acomplish that is not working is establishing a Easy VPN tunnel over the 3G card once MPLS is down and the 3G card has connected to the Internet to the 2811 at the main office that is connected to the Internet. The tunnel never seems to come up. I need to establish backbone-to-backbone connectivity between the two offices when MPLS goes offline.
Does anybody have any configuration examples or setup instructions on how to acomplish this? I would prefer to AVOID ANY CISCO documentation. I have been working off their examples and docs. They have been inconsistent and don't work.
I am attaching a Visio diagram of the setup that I have. I want the Test Workstation to print to the Print server over the Easy VPN tunnel with the Print Server returning the print job to the JetDirect card back on the other side over the Easy VPN tunnel.
Thank you!
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