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how to make a network of cisco 1712's with 3DES, QoS and VLAN-support
Hi!
Scenario:
I want a bunch of cisco 1712 (or simluar) routers connected together via their WAN-ports via Internet.
The communication between the routers should be encrypted with AES or 3DES.
On the LAN side of each router I want 3-4 VLAN's for guests, ip telephony, production net, and management.
There should be no routing between the VLAN's, if wanted this would be done via a Firewall at the HQ.
VLAN's on different locations should be able to speak to eachother. And if possible, be brigded together.
QoS for ip telephony should work. The communication between the routers have fixed (and guaranteed) 2Mbit connections.
Communications between the routers could be via a main-router at the HQ, or in a mesh (with all routers talking with each other).
1. I need to know if this setup is possible.
2. I need some pointers on where to start to configure this, or sample configs.
Scenario:
I want a bunch of cisco 1712 (or simluar) routers connected together via their WAN-ports via Internet.
The communication between the routers should be encrypted with AES or 3DES.
On the LAN side of each router I want 3-4 VLAN's for guests, ip telephony, production net, and management.
There should be no routing between the VLAN's, if wanted this would be done via a Firewall at the HQ.
VLAN's on different locations should be able to speak to eachother. And if possible, be brigded together.
QoS for ip telephony should work. The communication between the routers have fixed (and guaranteed) 2Mbit connections.
Communications between the routers could be via a main-router at the HQ, or in a mesh (with all routers talking with each other).
1. I need to know if this setup is possible.
2. I need some pointers on where to start to configure this, or sample configs.
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