IPsec VPN with NAT configuration
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- Опубликовано: 7 дек 2018
- Learn how to configure IPsec VPN Tunnel.
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I dont know what to make of this lesson honestly. Everything is amazing, but my question. I thought IPSec VPN site to site is solely to permit local networks from reaching each other despite of the fact their bridge is ISP. As for public IPs, this is what I cant figure out yet. How I can allow the other Public IPs from reaching my Public IP assigned to my local server if my IPSec is applied on the outside interface of my local network. what you did is permit the public IPs from seeing each other. Still my question is unanswered.
but generally, the lesson is useful.
Thanks a lot
thankyou for the comment. I didn't quite get your question. If you are wondering how other public IPs can communicate with internal servers, you will need the IPs to be added to the crypto ACL that is applied to the IPsec tunnel. If that didn't answer your question please elaborate further to help.
@@networkingworldtutorials147 I guess what I am trying to say here is if you can show us a tutorial in Packet Tracer explaining the basic configuration needed to make IPSec work, it will be amazing. Because to me, it is one of the most complicated code-based tutorials I have ever seen due to encryption and usage of access-lists.
I apologize about my previous comment, I read it again and I couldn't make anything out of it either. Therefore, I apologize for wasting your time on something useless. But please if you can, offer a lesson using IPSec.
Your work is greatly appreciated.
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what software is that?
that was using network emulator GNS3