Site-to-Site VPN

[bubarooni]

I currently have a three node WAN running frame-relay. I wish to add a fourth node soon and am hoping to do so using a vpn.

My current configuration consists of a router (Cisco 1750)at each location and a Cisco PIX 506 Firewall at my main site. I have a 600 kbps cable modem connection that supplies internet access for all three sites connected to the PIX. I am using 192 addressing and the routers at my two remote locations dole out ip's at their respective locations (192.168.2.0 and 192.168.3.0). I am using DHCP off a NT 4.0 server at the main site (192.168.1.0).

I currently have a vpn connection at each location that connects one machine to another company's server that processes orders. However, I will have about 25 machines on the local LAN at this new site and definitely don't want to configure the firewall for each machine.

At my new, fourth location I would like to get another 1750 router, add a VPN module to it and connect it through a DSL connection to my PIX here at the main site so that the entire network at the new site has access to the necessary resources here at my main site. Is this possible? Is this a 'Site-to-Site' VPN?

Any ideas, hints or sample configs will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Kelli

 

[espIKEkid]

Hi

You should be able to create a site to site vpn with the pix and the 1750(with ipsec software).

Does your cable modem operator change your ip outside addresses?? if so you will have a slightly different setup.

U can setup access-list rules to control who/what goes down the vpn and what they can access.

Hope this is of some help.

Jonathan

 

[StickyBit]

Anything is possable, check out the thread I posted a couple of weeks ago.

thread463-241732 config examples at cisco's website should be of some help.

StickyBit.