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SPIDEY07 - Cisco 2621 12.0(7)T IOS and VPN.

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Shadow07

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This one is for Spidey, but if anyone else knows, please chime in.

What I have is a Cisco 2621 with 2 FastEthernet ports, with 8MB flash and 64MB of system RAM. I have loaded the 12.0(7)T IOS on the router, and what I want to do is configure the router for VPN authentication, along with NAT with the Firwall feature set. the IOS is IP/FW/IPSec 3DES featureset.

Anyone know that commands to enable VPN support? That is really the only missing piece to my puzzle.

Thanks.
 
There can be so many different permutations and configurations involved in any given VPN setup, it'd be tough to give all the commands necessary. For instance, do you wanna use auth services? Is the router behind any firewalls? Does this VPN involve router-router, router-firewall, or router-VPN client connections (or any combination thereof)?

This page from Cisco should get you started. MANY starter recipes available from CCO, to fit nearly ANY configuration under the sun...

HTH
 
Thanks. This is exactly what I was looking for. And, yes. I wanted to do Router to VPN client tunneling. I saw the Lock-and-Key Security doc, but that is not what I was looking for.

The 2621 that I have has the IP/FW/IDS with IPSEC 56 Featureset 12.2.7b IOS installed so this is the router and firewall at the perimeter.
 
sorry it took so long to reply. problems with my password.

tallgeese has the exact page to go to. there are so many ways to do vpn, just pick the solution that fits your needs. NAT and VPN are actually my weak points with cisco routers. need to brush up.

still a routing protocol/switching guy. 🙂

and hating XP more and more each day. XP - the easy way to slow your network to a crawl!
 


<< still a routing protocol/switching guy. >>

Understatement of the Year...
Kinda like sayin' Michelangelo painted ceilings.
Am I right, folks?
 
heh,

being a routing protocol/switching guy is easy. Just know all the acronyms and flavor them in your every day talk. When it comes to tech just string them all together.

"Well I think our OSPF type-2 lsas are not propogating across all areas into a eigrp/bgp redundant loop summary. maybe the E2 stub is tagged NSSA and blocked by ACL with STP and 802.1x, 802.1q, ISL and VTP pruning causing PIM sparse-dense RP discovery problems to boot"

tricky part is actually knowing the crap that is spewing from you own mouth. Because what I just said can actually happen. 🙂
 
LOFL!! Well, like I said. The link was exactly what I was looking for. Now all I need to do is configure the IOS. BTW, is there a link to what these commands do and the explination? All I have found is just the quick articles with sample configs, and the FAQ on what is new with the different revs.

Thanks.
 
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