Quick question.
Is it possible to build an IPSEC VPN to an IOS router on a secondary IP address of the public interface? It didn't work for me. I can only get site-to-site VPN's up on the primary IP.
Robert
:Is it possible to build an IPSEC VPN to an IOS router on a secondary :IP address of the public interface? It didn't work for me. I can :only get site-to-site VPN's up on the primary IP. Not easily. There are various commands to allow you to set the source interface for traffic…
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Is it possible to build an IPSEC VPN to an IOS router on a secondary IP address of the public interface? It didn't work for me. I can only get site-to-site VPN's up on the primary IP.
Robert
In article , Rob wrote: :Is it possible to build an IPSEC VPN to an IOS router on a secondary :IP address of the public interface? It didn't work for me. I can :only get site-to-site VPN's up on the primary IP.
Not easily.
There are various commands to allow you to set the source interface for traffic originated at the router; perhaps you could manage it that way.
It would probably be easier to set up the VPN on a loopback interface.
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