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I have a client that needs a site to site VPN created, they're being provided a bonded T1 via hand-off at both locations. &nbsp;I have proposed a Cisco ASA 5505 on both ends along with a Cisco aironet, and I was wondering if the ASDM was pretty intuitive as far as the VPN setup? &nbsp;There will be no more then 10 users at each location, I read the cisco setup pages and it seems pretty straight forward using and setting up an IPsec tunnel, I'm not requiring an elaborate setup between sites or anything, it's just that I'm not totally comfortable with the CLI. &nbsp;I was wondring if there any resources out there for a setup like this for someone relatively new to these units. &nbsp; 
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Hello, 

I have a client that needs a site to site VPN created, they're being provided a bonded T1 via hand-off at both locations.  I have proposed a Cisco ASA 5505 on both ends along with a Cisco aironet, and I was wondering if the ASDM was pretty intuitive as far as the VPN setup?  There will be no more then 10 users at each location, I read the cisco setup pages and it seems pretty straight forward using and setting up an IPsec tunnel, I'm not requiring an elaborate setup between sites or anything, it's just that I'm not totally comfortable with the CLI.  I was wondring if there any resources out there for a setup like this for someone relatively new to these units.   

Cisco ASA 5505 and Site-to-Site VPN

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