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I have two offices connected using Dreyteks. Sites are connected by a LAN to LaN vpn.
I have introduced a VoIP hosted PBX and need to connect a vpn from each office to the PBX. The PBX is on Windows 2012 but does not yet have a hardware firewall to connect a vpn .
I can establish a vpn connection from the router to the Windows RAS by setting up another LAN to LAN connection but I do not get packets being routed.
I assume I need to make some additional configuration changes but I am not familiar enough to set this up on Windows. I'd appreciate a little help.
Thanks
I have introduced a VoIP hosted PBX and need to connect a vpn from each office to the PBX. The PBX is on Windows 2012 but does not yet have a hardware firewall to connect a vpn .
I can establish a vpn connection from the router to the Windows RAS by setting up another LAN to LAN connection but I do not get packets being routed.
I assume I need to make some additional configuration changes but I am not familiar enough to set this up on Windows. I'd appreciate a little help.
Thanks
masnrock
Could you please give a diagram? I am trying to figure out the requirement for another VPN. Most systems will let phones connect from remote networks. What type of PBX is it?
so you have a dreytek site to site, then you also have a dreytek (local) -> windows 2012 (remote) vpn connection? Is the dreytek your default gateway?
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Guys, thanks for your replies.
Aaron, yes, that is the set up.
Unfortunately the PBX vendor does not support a VPN on the 3CX PBX server and my host does not provide a hardware VPN because VMWare ware only support their own VM version. So, my only solution is to move to a hosting company that had a hardware solution already in place. Didn't really think to ask initially as I just assumed it was a standard practice.
Thanks again.
Aaron, yes, that is the set up.
Unfortunately the PBX vendor does not support a VPN on the 3CX PBX server and my host does not provide a hardware VPN because VMWare ware only support their own VM version. So, my only solution is to move to a hosting company that had a hardware solution already in place. Didn't really think to ask initially as I just assumed it was a standard practice.
Thanks again.
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