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This is for branch office tunnels and address pools are for client vpns I believe. Plus in the NAT rule the translation has to be 1 to 1. Thanks

Hello, I am trying to set up a branch office tunnel but the client will not NAT his address for me and we have the same address space on my local network. I NAT my local network to a public IP address for customers. I need to be able to NAT the customers incoming host IP to an address my...

Are all of the sunets intereconnected through a router? Does the CES 1750s private interface connect to that same router?

Here is Nortels latest doc on LACP. http://www130.nortelnetworks.com/go/main.jsp?cscat=DOCDETAIL&DocumentOID=373437&searched=lacp I must admit that I personally have not had much success using LACP. I had more problems with the teamed NICs losing their network connection in Link aggregation...

I'm sorry to say that the contivity serial port is not designed to support dial-up vpn access. You can use for dial-up configuration to the cli and serial menu only.

I hope someone can verify this but here is what I now: Bonded T-1 providers use what is known as IMA,MPPP or ML-IP which will allow aggregated bandwidth for a VPN. Usually this is done with multiple "WICs" inside a router on each end; this is where you will get the ethernet handoff you spoke...

The contivity has 3 possible settings for the tunnel setup. "Initiator", "Responder", and "Peer-to-Peer". I would recommend using "Peer-to-Peer. The other thing I would do is "Nail up" the tunnel on the Contivity. Good Luck