ASA with static IP VPN to 20 nodes with dynamic IP
Hi,
Does anyone have experiense of the best solution to build a VPN network with a ASA5510 as "concentrator" and all remote (about 20) nodes with dynamic IP on the WAN side?
What solution will be the best, Easy VPN server/remotes or "regular" VPN tunnels with dynamic cryptomap?
Does anyone have experiense of the best solution to build a VPN network with a ASA5510 as "concentrator" and all remote (about 20) nodes with dynamic IP on the WAN side?
What solution will be the best, Easy VPN server/remotes or "regular" VPN tunnels with dynamic cryptomap?
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John Meggers
I'm not sure it makes a lot of difference, but if the peers are hosts, you might as well just do regular remote-access VPN. EZVPN is probably better for network extension mode, where there are LANs on the far sides of the peers, but that doesn't apply in your case.
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Hi and thanks for answers.
The ASA "on the end" will all be connected directly to internet so not NAT problem.
I will try the regular VPN solution i think.
Thanks!
The ASA "on the end" will all be connected directly to internet so not NAT problem.
I will try the regular VPN solution i think.
Thanks!
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