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Hi Folks,
i could use some advice please. I have a cisco 1841 and it is sat in front of an asterisk High Availability cluster but I have nailed down access via the extended ACL. I have some clients that want to connect via sip clients on their mobile phones however I cannot cater for a dynamic IP coming into our voice network.
The only option that I can see is a VPN. iPhones etc can cater for pptp, L2tp and ipsec. could you guide me to the best choice please and maybe point me to a run through of how to set it up please?
I heard also that you have to have a cisco license to run ipsec is that true?
i could use some advice please. I have a cisco 1841 and it is sat in front of an asterisk High Availability cluster but I have nailed down access via the extended ACL. I have some clients that want to connect via sip clients on their mobile phones however I cannot cater for a dynamic IP coming into our voice network.
The only option that I can see is a VPN. iPhones etc can cater for pptp, L2tp and ipsec. could you guide me to the best choice please and maybe point me to a run through of how to set it up please?
I heard also that you have to have a cisco license to run ipsec is that true?
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Thanks for the link above, this config is in 2 parts as I think it is creating an ipsec tunnel between two cisco routers. I want clients on the wan to be able to connect via ipsec to the cisco 1841 then access the internet or a local IP on a few ports. Can I drop the peer arrangement in this config?
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