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From: Igor Mamuzi� aka Pseto on 6 Jan 2010 12:58
"John Smyth" <newsgroup(a)nospam-me.arpadeck.com> wrote in message
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> So what I am looking for is a Solution where people can VPN into
> "Location A" via the Cisco Anyconnect client (needed for the increasing
> 64 bit systems showing up out there) and be able to use this VPN
> connection to contact "Location B" via the site to site connection set up
> between A and B.
>
> Does anyone out there do this now and know which equipment would best be
> used for this?
>
>
> John.

It's possible with Cisco ASA/PIX on your "location A" ...I've implemented it
in a lot of places btw. It's realtivle simple design: create site-2-site
between locations "A" and "B". Then on site "A" ASA configure remote access
vpn and use "same-security-traffic permit intra-interface" global config
command to let traffic that enters one interface to exit again trough that
interface. Of course don't forget to put all what is necessary in your
crypto acls;)
Btw. if you don't want to use anyconnect client (and ssl vpn in general)
then I can recommend Shrew soft IPSec VPN Client. It's free and works ok on
64-bit Windows. You can download it from here http://shrew.net/download and
it's compatibile with Cisco VPN Client pcf profiles.

Regards,
Igor


From: Igor Mamuzi� aka Pseto on 6 Jan 2010 12:58
It's possible with Cisco ASA/PIX on your "location A" ...I've implemented it
in a lot of places btw. It's realtivle simple design: create site-2-site
between locations "A" and "B". Then on site "A" ASA configure remote access
vpn and use "same-security-traffic permit intra-interface" global config
command to let traffic that enters one interface to exit again trough that
interface. Of course don't forget to put all what is necessary in your
crypto acls;)
Btw. if you don't want to use anyconnect client (and ssl vpn in general)
then I can recommend Shrew soft IPSec VPN Client. It's free and works ok on
64-bit Windows. You can download it from here http://shrew.net/download and
it's compatibile with Cisco VPN Client pcf profiles.


Regards,
Igor


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"John Smyth" <newsgroup(a)nospam-me.arpadeck.com> wrote in message
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> I'm starting to work on getting new Location to add to my network.
>
> As it is this new location (location A) has redundant power so we will be
> moving most of our servers to this location unfortunately not all servers
> get to move.
>
> So what I am looking for is a Solution where people can VPN into
> "Location A" via the Cisco Anyconnect client (needed for the increasing
> 64 bit systems showing up out there) and be able to use this VPN
> connection to contact "Location B" via the site to site connection set up
> between A and B.
>
> Does anyone out there do this now and know which equipment would best be
> used for this?
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> John.


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