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How do I create multiple VPN connections
Scenario: I have to run two applications simultaneously on a user pc (many of them). Each application will access its own remote server over the internet via separate VPN. Application A will receive a notification from its server. Application A will activate application B and send keystrokes to cause the screen to populate. The pc user then proceeds to work on application B. When done, the user clicks OK on Application A to request the next transaction. How are multiple VPNs configured to allow this to occur without one VPN blocking another?
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MrJemson
Alternatively, you could tunnel VPN B through A, as long as this is allowed in the VPN A access list etc.
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Thank you, I will give your first solution a try. Assuming "C" is the user location, would Access to B via A (second solution) appear (i.e. IP Address) as if it were from A or C? Location B will only accept connections from IP addresses at "C". To clarify the layout... App Server A is on the East coast, App Server B is on the West Coast (unrelated organizations) and the user pc's (third organization "C") are located in South Central USA. Thanks again, your help is truely appreciated!
In either case C would be able to access A and B but B could not access A.
C is directly connected to B, but via the connection at A.
So think of it as a pipe within a pipe.
C is directly connected to B, but via the connection at A.
So think of it as a pipe within a pipe.
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Got it. Thanks! I'll be working with B & C over the next couple days (I am "A"). I will post my results for feedback for others who might need to do the same thing.
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