I wondered if anyone could help suggest a solution to a setup we have at present.
We have at present some, legacy, remote sites using X21 connections to head office, on a fixed line, with a couple of sub-interfaces on the LAN side, with dot1q encapsulation and relevant IP addressing for Data/Voice etc.
What we want to do is replace the X21 with DSL, and to do this, are prepared to put in place a DSL router, and either hang an ASA off of it with an IPSEC vpn, or use a WIC on the 2600 and setup a vpn, to the head office.
However, it is fully expected that our VLAN tagging won't make it to HO, over an a standard IPSEC vpn.
Can anyone suggest a better way to route/tunnel VLAN tagging over an L3 IP connection?
I have looked in to setting up L2TP/pseudowire, or bridged GRE, etc, but keep seeing warnings that it won't tunnel tagged L2, such as VTP, CDP etc.
Does anyone know a good way of doing this, a suggestion of which direction to follow, would be greatly appreciated
Gurner
We have at present some, legacy, remote sites using X21 connections to head office, on a fixed line, with a couple of sub-interfaces on the LAN side, with dot1q encapsulation and relevant IP addressing for Data/Voice etc.
What we want to do is replace the X21 with DSL, and to do this, are prepared to put in place a DSL router, and either hang an ASA off of it with an IPSEC vpn, or use a WIC on the 2600 and setup a vpn, to the head office.
However, it is fully expected that our VLAN tagging won't make it to HO, over an a standard IPSEC vpn.
Can anyone suggest a better way to route/tunnel VLAN tagging over an L3 IP connection?
I have looked in to setting up L2TP/pseudowire, or bridged GRE, etc, but keep seeing warnings that it won't tunnel tagged L2, such as VTP, CDP etc.
Does anyone know a good way of doing this, a suggestion of which direction to follow, would be greatly appreciated
Gurner