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3 Site VPN advice
Hi,
Just a bit of advice, I have 3 offices (1 HQ + 2 remote) which I want to connect together across a site to site VPN.
HQ office will host a small database and the other 2 remote offices will require a secure access to the database across a VPN.
I was planning to use the below scenario;
HQ – Cisco PIX 506e + Cisco 1700 series
Remote Office x 2 Cisco PIX 506e + Cisco 1700 series
Site to Site VPN
I suspect the above scenario is okay, but could I get away with just using the PIXs or would it be better to stop with the full scenario?
Thanks
Just a bit of advice, I have 3 offices (1 HQ + 2 remote) which I want to connect together across a site to site VPN.
HQ office will host a small database and the other 2 remote offices will require a secure access to the database across a VPN.
I was planning to use the below scenario;
HQ – Cisco PIX 506e + Cisco 1700 series
Remote Office x 2 Cisco PIX 506e + Cisco 1700 series
Site to Site VPN
I suspect the above scenario is okay, but could I get away with just using the PIXs or would it be better to stop with the full scenario?
Thanks
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umm 501 doesn't have the throughput Juniper does, unless you buy extras unless theve changed in the last month or so...
ref this.
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/21704713/VPN-Recommendation.html
ref this.
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/21704713/VPN-Recommendation.html
Best Option
506's and 1700's all round
Cheaper Option
501's and 1700's all round
With the best option, you get better throughput and more
expandability.