Site-to-Site and Hub-and-Spoke IPSEC VPN on Cisco ASA Firewalls Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol (PPTP) on Cisco Routers Route-Based VPNs using Static VTI and Dynamic VTIĭynamic Multipoint VPN (DMVPN) on Cisco Routers Route-Based VPNs using VTI (Virtual Tunnel Interface) with IPSEC Route-Based VPNs using GRE with IPSEC Protection
Remote Access Using IPSEC VPN Client on Cisco Routers Site-to-Site and Hub-and-Spoke IPSEC VPN on Cisco Routers Practical Applications of each VPN TechnologyĬomparison Between Various VPN Technologies Policy-Based (IPSEC) and Route-Based VPNs (Comparison and Applications) Here are some of the topics that we will be covering: These include VPN Failover using Backup ISP, site-to-site VPN with duplicate subnets, VPN Hairpinning, Active Directory authentication for remote access, remote access using Anyconnect SSL VPN, DMVPN etc. Also, I have included several scenarios which are somewhat infrequent or unusual to encounter and they are also a little bit difficult to configure. I have tried to include the most important and commonly found VPN topologies that you will find in real world networks.
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This eBook will teach you how to configure and implement almost any Cisco VPN scenario on Cisco IOS Routers and on Cisco ASA Firewalls (newest version 8.4(x) and above and for all ASA 5500 and ASA 5500-X models). Since this ebook covers also some VPN theory, comparisons between different VPN technologies, practical applications of each VPN type etc (in addition to the practical step-by-step configuration instructions), I believe that it will be beneficial for a range of professionals such as:Ĭompanies offering Network Implementation and Support Services This eBook therefore includes all of my working experience with Cisco VPN technology for more than a decade. Since then, I have designed, configured and managed hundreds of VPN implementations using Cisco Routers and PIX/ASA firewalls. I was impressed when communication was established between two private LAN networks over the Internet. I remember building my first site-to-site IPSEC VPN back in 2000 using two Cisco PIX 501 firewalls. Who will benefit from this Cisco VPN eBook?
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