Multiple IPsec pass through. Will any router do that????

[dieselBREATH]

I have a small office that uses VPN client software to connect to a VPN server. This office has 4 work stations running the VPN client software and only one person can establish a tunnel at a time. As it turns out, most low end routers can only handle one IPsec tunnel at a time. Currently, this remote office uses a WRT54G Linksys router.

Does anyone know of an affordable solution for my dilema?

Thanks!

DieselBREATH

 

[themut]

Cisco routers can achieve your requirementsl, however they are not cheap

 

[AlexIT]

Check out the Netgear product line, I was trying to double check the WGR614...I have one that I run two IPSEC clients through daily, but I am not sure if it supports this normally or if we are doing something special with the client software.

Alex

 

[gconnect]

you can get an 806 (or PIX 501) for about $400. use it as a ipsec tunnel endpoint and run EzVPN and that will be that. i have this running at several of our Remote Offices connecting to our 3000 Concentrator. I suggest going with the 806 if all you have are client PC's behind it. Plus you will not face restrictions (licensing) that the PIX has. Use CBAC to firewall it.

i think there is a netgear router that allows 8 tunnels but it cost about $200. if you are going to spend that kind of loot, why not spend the extra $200 and get what will work the best.

-gC-

 

[dieselBREATH]

I do not have a choice on the tunnel end point. It is a 3rd party requirement. They also dictate the client software used to connect to their end point. I simply need a solution that will allow multible and simultanious IPsec tunnels to pass through.

Thanks for your help.

dieselBREATH

 

[lgarner]

The issue is likely that you're using NAT on your side. There's a good thread that helped me: thread463-780505. It probably won't help you, but it has a pretty good explanation of the problem.

 

[bwilliam13]

Cisco PIX 501.