Date: Thu, 27 Sep 2001 11:56:06 -0400 (EDT) From: Elliott Perrin <eperrin@beanfield.com> To: <freebsd-net@freebsd.org>, <freebsd-security@freebsd.org> Subject: VPN over VLANS and dynamic clients Message-ID: <20010927114500.W77821-100000@localhost>
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Hello there, I am not currently subscribed to net or security so if I
could be CC'ed on all replies that would be excellent.
I am trying to setup VPN connectivity for a client that needs to be able
to log in to their office from dynamic IP's. I have setup VLANS over an
fxp card that corespond to their VLAN in our Cisco's. BTW, it is not an
option to setup the VPN through the Cisco as I cannot specify more than
one policy and we already have a client's VPN running through the Cisco.
The FBSD box has public IP and a private IP, both on vlan interfaces
(vlan0 and vlan1) with the private IP sitting on the subnet of the client.
I want to be able to have a client authenticate and be handed an IP from
the LAN that they are connecting to. so it would look like this.
client - dynamic IP ----> pub ip on FBSD--192.168. on FBSD (part of LAN)
|--------------------------------------|
need encryption between here
Have I been hitting the pipe too much this morning or is there a way to
accomplish this??? Any hints, advice are more than welcome.
Thanks
eperrin@beanfield.com
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