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Cisco :: VPN Failover Two 5505 ASAs To 5510
Feb 17, 2013I'm looking for automating a couple failover scenarios. Both VPN redundancy and black hole internet traffic redundancy.I currently use the more reliable T1 connection for the VPN connection and the DSL for internet traffic.My current configuration is working but requires a manual update to get the VPN or black hole back up and operational when either link fails.
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Cisco VPN :: 5505 / IPSec VPN Between ASAs With Same Subnet For Disaster Recovery
Feb 9, 2012We have to make disaster recovery site EasyVPN tunnels on Cisco 5505 ASA firewalls. Now there is only one main site and 3 remote sites.For DR we have to use the same subnet as it is on the main site because the Vmware virtual machines will be replicated to DR.For DR we are using Double Take software.What is the best solution for this? I think that we could use Destination NAT on ASAs. The other sites (HQ and remote) will se only the NAT address of theDR and not the real one which is the same as on the main site.We are using IPSec VPN? In packet-tracer on ASA I see that the packet is first NATed and then encrypted, so it should work, yes?
Cisco Firewall :: 5505 / 5585 - Licensing Change On ASAs
Jan 16, 2013I just learned that the licensing structure for the ASAs is changing, but I don't have any details. We have roughly 30 ASAs (from 5505s to 5585s). If there's a licensing change, I need to do an impact assessment and plan accordingly.
Cisco Firewall :: 5505 - How To Apply Policing On ASAs With Leased Lines
Jul 2, 2012I'm trying to configure policing and/or shaping on a setup of 2 x ASA 5505 Sec Plus. The units are placed in office A and office B and each have a ISP connection to the internet and a leased line with a capacity of 4/4 Mbit/s for interoffice communication.
On each ASA there's four subnets. VLAN 200 is used to connect the offices through the leased line.
Subnets:
Outside = 2
Data = 10
Voice = 100
Linknet = 200
I've read a lot of articles and posts about shaping and policing on the ASA but still can't get it to work like I wan't to. I'm trying to limit all traffic besides IP-telephony traffic to 3 Mbit/s and thus reserving 900 Kbit/s for voice traffic. I tried setting a service-policy on the linknet interface on each ASA and set Traffic match to Any traffic and QoS settings for both input and output.
I can see traffic passing the policy when I run the 'show service-policy police' command but it never seems to be high enough to be policed which is strange since the ASDM monitoring shows that I'm pushing 3900 kbit/s. I file transfers verifies that policing does'nt work.
On each ASA there's four subnets. VLAN 200 is used to connect the offices through the leased line.
Subnets:
Outside = 2
Data = 10
Voice = 100
Linknet = 200
I've read a lot of articles and posts about shaping and policing on the ASA but still can't get it to work like I wan't to. I'm trying to limit all traffic besides IP-telephony traffic to 3 Mbit/s and thus reserving 900 Kbit/s for voice traffic. I tried setting a service-policy on the linknet interface on each ASA and set Traffic match to Any traffic and QoS settings for both input and output.
I can see traffic passing the policy when I run the 'show service-policy police' command but it never seems to be high enough to be policed which is strange since the ASDM monitoring shows that I'm pushing 3900 kbit/s. I file transfers verifies that policing does'nt work.
Cisco VPN :: ASA 5505 EasyVPN And 3rd / DMZ Interface?
Feb 23, 2011We have many new and very small remote sites that will be connecting via an ASA5505 using easy VPN. Works without an issue and we've got the configuration and process nailed down.
The challenge I was presented with today involve non-standard remote sites where I need to configure a third interface on an ASA 5505 and allow it to pass directly to the Internet and not go through the VPN. Configuration of the third interface, assignment and configuration of the ACLs / NAT(PAT) are straight forward.
The challenge I face and haven't been able to find a direct answer to is if it's possible to have the traffic bypass the easy vpn network extension process. At this time the traffic is going down the tunnel which isn't what I want.
I fear I'll have to build classic site-to-site VPN configurations which isn't a huge issue though it breaks all maintenance/operations methods, processes and I'll have to spend time training the support team how to detect the differences.
The challenge I was presented with today involve non-standard remote sites where I need to configure a third interface on an ASA 5505 and allow it to pass directly to the Internet and not go through the VPN. Configuration of the third interface, assignment and configuration of the ACLs / NAT(PAT) are straight forward.
The challenge I face and haven't been able to find a direct answer to is if it's possible to have the traffic bypass the easy vpn network extension process. At this time the traffic is going down the tunnel which isn't what I want.
I fear I'll have to build classic site-to-site VPN configurations which isn't a huge issue though it breaks all maintenance/operations methods, processes and I'll have to spend time training the support team how to detect the differences.
Cisco VPN :: ASA 5505 EasyVPN Client And Peers
Jul 11, 2011I have a Cisco ASA 5505 which is setup as an EasyVPN client to e remote VPN concentrator.
The Cisco ASA has the 50 internal user license with 10 VPN peers.
We just upgraded the license from the base 10 internal user to 50 user license but it has not resolved the problem and only 10 internal users still work, the 11th fails.
Does each EasyVPN client on the inside network take up 1 of the 10 VPN peer licences?
This seems to be the issue from what I can see, just need confirmation.
The Cisco ASA has the 50 internal user license with 10 VPN peers.
We just upgraded the license from the base 10 internal user to 50 user license but it has not resolved the problem and only 10 internal users still work, the 11th fails.
Does each EasyVPN client on the inside network take up 1 of the 10 VPN peer licences?
This seems to be the issue from what I can see, just need confirmation.
Cisco VPN :: ASA 5505 Does Each EasyVPN Client On Network Take Up 1 Of 10 Licenses
Mar 8, 2012I have a Cisco ASA 5505 which is setup as an EasyVPN client to e remote VPN concentrator.The Cisco ASA has the 50 internal user license with 10 VPN peers.We just upgraded the license from the base 10 internal user to 50 user license but it has not resolved the problem and only 10 internal users still work, the 11th fails. Does each EasyVPN client on the inside network take up 1 of the 10 VPN peer licences? This seems to be the issue from what I can see, just need confirmation.
Cisco VPN :: Wireless Access Point Behind ASA 5505 EasyVPN
Jan 23, 2013I have a branch office set up with a cable modem and an ASA 5505 as an easyvpn hardware client with network extension mode enabled, and connects to a PIX515E at the headend.I'm working on a separate issue for why the Internet connection drops periodically at the site, but my main problem is as follows.In this location, I have an 1142 LAP. It can boot up, and join the WLC just fine. Performance seems a little slow when it's working, but it works. The real issue is, if the VPN connection drops and reestablishes for any reason, the wireless clients all cease being able to communicate. All wired clients seem to bounce back without a problem.
The access point still shows to be joined to the controller, the access point never goes down, just wireless clients can't access anything any more. If I reload the access point, clients reassociate and continue on their merry way. For now, I am experimenting to keep the connection from dropping, but I'd really like to get it where I don't have to babysit this thing all day and night, and it can rejoin and function normally by itself after an outage.We are changing to this configuration from wireless bridging due to interference and reliability issues - however, I never experienced any similar issues with this particular access point before, so it's not the access point itself.
The access point still shows to be joined to the controller, the access point never goes down, just wireless clients can't access anything any more. If I reload the access point, clients reassociate and continue on their merry way. For now, I am experimenting to keep the connection from dropping, but I'd really like to get it where I don't have to babysit this thing all day and night, and it can rejoin and function normally by itself after an outage.We are changing to this configuration from wireless bridging due to interference and reliability issues - however, I never experienced any similar issues with this particular access point before, so it's not the access point itself.
Cisco VPN :: 5505 - Multiple EasyVPN Remote Sites Using NEM
Oct 10, 2012I am installing 2 ASA 5505s at home offices with dynamic IPs. The EasyVPN server is a ASA585x. I am using the 5505s in NEM mode. I configured a unique DHCP scope on each 5505. I have a dynamic crpto map on the server. I configured unique tunnel groups, group policies and usernames for each site on the server. This seems to work fine. Is it normal to configure unique tunnel groups, group policies and usernames for each remote site?
Cisco VPN :: Cannot Disable EasyVPN Remote In ASDM 6.4 For ASA 5505
Mar 2, 2011When ASA 5505 was installed we selected Easy VPN Remote. Now we want to disable it. In ASDM we navigate to Configuration > Remote Access VPN > Easy VPN Remote and try to clear the Enable Easy VPN Remote checkbox but it will not uncheck.
Cisco VPN :: 5505 - Configure ASA Server And EasyVPN Client?
Apr 28, 2011So I have three ASA 5505 firewall. my firewalls we are in the test environment. I read on the net that when you have a situation like in my company where are headquarter and two offices, i should put in each branch office and headquarter one asa firewall and a firewalls should be configured as easyvpn.
VPN server is in headquarter and easyvpn's are in branch offices. i tried everything, but we could not configure them. maybe it's not a problem that in my test environment at my the external interfaces which have static addresses on these three firewalls, respectively serever 192.168.2.1, 192.168.2.2 and 192.168.2.3 client client. I seted firewalls by following the instructions, but does not work
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I solved the problem with the server as a remote access VPN. client workstations that are on the 192.168.2.0/24 network can access a local LAN via VPN. But when you put the ASA 5505 firewall. clients on the LAN side of the firewall can not access the VPN. I use software products Cisco VPN Client 5.0.06, but when I create a connection and try to connect to get an error secure vpn connection terminated locally by the client. reason 412: the remote peer is no longer responding.
VPN server is in headquarter and easyvpn's are in branch offices. i tried everything, but we could not configure them. maybe it's not a problem that in my test environment at my the external interfaces which have static addresses on these three firewalls, respectively serever 192.168.2.1, 192.168.2.2 and 192.168.2.3 client client. I seted firewalls by following the instructions, but does not work
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I solved the problem with the server as a remote access VPN. client workstations that are on the 192.168.2.0/24 network can access a local LAN via VPN. But when you put the ASA 5505 firewall. clients on the LAN side of the firewall can not access the VPN. I use software products Cisco VPN Client 5.0.06, but when I create a connection and try to connect to get an error secure vpn connection terminated locally by the client. reason 412: the remote peer is no longer responding.
Cisco VPN :: 5505 How To Change EasyVPN Head-end Server Address
Jan 19, 2012We have a number of 5505 ASAs at remote sites all of which are configured to connect to one of two head-end servers.We need to change the primary head-end IP addresses. At the moment devices are successfully connected to the secondary.If we issue vpnclient server i.j.k.l e.f.g.h then the device drops off the network and won't reconnect until it is power cycled.If we make the changes in ASDM using the GUI to remove the old primary and add in the new primary the ASDM says 'No changes made'.Devices are running 8.2 and 8.4 code and behaviour is the same.
how to change head-end server IP addresses without the device disconnecting and not coming back up? According to the configuration guide the ASA should cycle through the addresses every 8 seconds until it can connect - but it doesn't seem to do this as it won't connect to the good secondary head-end either!
how to change head-end server IP addresses without the device disconnecting and not coming back up? According to the configuration guide the ASA should cycle through the addresses every 8 seconds until it can connect - but it doesn't seem to do this as it won't connect to the good secondary head-end either!
Cisco VPN :: Site To Site Route ASAs 5505
Aug 1, 2011I have site-to-site VPN using two ASAs 5505. I can ping between two computers C1 and C2. Now I want to add subnet 192.168.1.0. How do I configure routes on ASA so that I can ping between computers C3 and C2?
Cisco VPN :: EasyVPN Software Client Should Connect To Client ASA 5505?
Mar 20, 2012i have a question about tunneling a software EasyVPN client to a client ASA Network. It looks like this:
EasyVPN Server 192.168.202.0/24 Network extension mode to Client EasyVPN ASA 192.168.1.0/24 This works fine in both directions. But now i want to connect the client ASA network via EasyVPN software client from outside. The user are already able to connect to the ASA Server on its static outside IP obtaining an IP from a 192.168.21.0/24 pool. This works fine. But how am i able to connect to the 192.168.1.0/24 network from this client?
EasyVPN Server 192.168.202.0/24 Network extension mode to Client EasyVPN ASA 192.168.1.0/24 This works fine in both directions. But now i want to connect the client ASA network via EasyVPN software client from outside. The user are already able to connect to the ASA Server on its static outside IP obtaining an IP from a 192.168.21.0/24 pool. This works fine. But how am i able to connect to the 192.168.1.0/24 network from this client?
Cisco VPN :: EasyVPN Along With IPSec L2L (Site-to-Site) In Same ASA 5505?
Jun 3, 2012We have an ASA 5505 in our environment and currently two IPSec L2L VPN tunnels are established. But we are planning to connect using Easy VPN(Network Extension Mode) to another site as Client. Is it possible to configure Easy VPN configurations by keeping the currently active IPSec L2L VPN(Site-to-Site) tunnels?
Following is the warning that we get when tried to configure Easy VPN Client.NOCMEFW1(config)# vpnclient enable
* Remove 'nat (inside) 0 S2S-VPN'
* Detach crypto map attached to interface outside
* Remove user-defined tunnel-groups
* Remove manually configured ISA policies
CONFIG CONFLICT: Configuration that would prevent successful Cisco EasyVPN Remote operation has been detected, and is listed above. P
Following is the warning that we get when tried to configure Easy VPN Client.NOCMEFW1(config)# vpnclient enable
* Remove 'nat (inside) 0 S2S-VPN'
* Detach crypto map attached to interface outside
* Remove user-defined tunnel-groups
* Remove manually configured ISA policies
CONFIG CONFLICT: Configuration that would prevent successful Cisco EasyVPN Remote operation has been detected, and is listed above. P
Cisco VPN :: L2L VPN Between ASAs 8.4(1) Dynamic To Static?
Feb 8, 2011I've deployed L2L VPN between ASA's dynamic to static in a hub and spoke format.Everything works great if you are on a spoke ASA and you need to go to the hub but you can not go from the hub to spoke.
I'm using ASA code version 8.4(1) .. Below is what I have so far..
HUB
crypto ipsec ikev1 transform-set ts-dyna esp-aes-256 esp-sha-hmac crypto dynamic-map dm-dyna 65000 set ikev1 transform-set ts-dynacrypto dynamic-map dm-dyna 65000 set reverse-routecrypto map cr-vpn 65000 ipsec-isakmp dynamic dm-dynacrypto map cr-vpn interface outside
crypto ikev1 policy 10 authentication pre-share encryption aes hash sha group 2 lifetime 86400
tunnel-group DefaultL2LGroup ipsec-attributes ikev1 pre-shared-key *****
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Is there any way to apply a crypto map on the Hub side to encrypt the traffic to the spokes?
I'm using ASA code version 8.4(1) .. Below is what I have so far..
HUB
crypto ipsec ikev1 transform-set ts-dyna esp-aes-256 esp-sha-hmac crypto dynamic-map dm-dyna 65000 set ikev1 transform-set ts-dynacrypto dynamic-map dm-dyna 65000 set reverse-routecrypto map cr-vpn 65000 ipsec-isakmp dynamic dm-dynacrypto map cr-vpn interface outside
crypto ikev1 policy 10 authentication pre-share encryption aes hash sha group 2 lifetime 86400
tunnel-group DefaultL2LGroup ipsec-attributes ikev1 pre-shared-key *****
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Is there any way to apply a crypto map on the Hub side to encrypt the traffic to the spokes?
Cisco VPN :: 5520 ASAs - IPSec VPN Clients Not Being Able To Connect
Aug 25, 2011I am currently having some problems on our 5520 ASAs. The problem is the IPSec VPN clients not being able to connect. We have had an issue twice this week where this happened. Earlier in the week we had folks not able to sign in, but some folks who were connected already stayed connected. The ASAs had been up for 200+ days and no changes have been made to it recently. At that point I had to reload the ASAs so users could start signing back in to it. Today we had a similar issue, but I didn’t have to reload the ASAs. The issue‘resolved’ itself. The VPN clients are getting Error code: 433 and the ASAs are getting Reason: Peer Address Changed when this occurs.
ASA5520, 2048 MB RAM, CPU Pentium 4 Celeron 2000 MHz version 8.3.2.
ASA5520, 2048 MB RAM, CPU Pentium 4 Celeron 2000 MHz version 8.3.2.
Cisco VPN :: 6513 / 7206 - Dual ISP Failover With Two ASAs That Are Not HA
Dec 4, 2012I am having a hard time getting tunnel fail over working. My setup is illustrated below:
I derive my default route on the border routers. The 6513 peers with the 7206's using BGP to get the default route from each ISP into the core. On the core I use BGP weighting to get my primary default to point to ISP1. So far so good. When I look at my core I see to defaults with ISP1 preferred.
Each ASA has an IP Sec tunnel to the head end site configured (Not shown). The head end site has a crypto map entry with ISP1 and ISP2 defined (in that order) using the 'set peer' command.
Fail over works great if an ISP drops the connection or my 7206 or ASA fails, but.. While testing fail over I had an issue where both tunnels would be active and there were issues with traffic between sites. I could not determine the root cause. I can only guess that some traffic was going out one tunnel and when trying to come back across the other tunnel was dropped from the firewall because there was no connection built for it. After reading I found that in order to use multiple peers in the 'set peer' statement, I needed to configure my head end as 'originate-only'. I have not done this yet as I have concerns. If the head end site is 'originate-only' and the tunnel, for whatever reason drops, I cannot wait for interesting traffic at the head end site bound for this site to bring up the tunnel as most of the traffic originates at this site.
I have been reading about IKE keep alives and DPD but that doesn't sound like it will re-initiate the tunnel. Is this correct? If so I'm looking for a way to make this work.
I derive my default route on the border routers. The 6513 peers with the 7206's using BGP to get the default route from each ISP into the core. On the core I use BGP weighting to get my primary default to point to ISP1. So far so good. When I look at my core I see to defaults with ISP1 preferred.
Each ASA has an IP Sec tunnel to the head end site configured (Not shown). The head end site has a crypto map entry with ISP1 and ISP2 defined (in that order) using the 'set peer' command.
Fail over works great if an ISP drops the connection or my 7206 or ASA fails, but.. While testing fail over I had an issue where both tunnels would be active and there were issues with traffic between sites. I could not determine the root cause. I can only guess that some traffic was going out one tunnel and when trying to come back across the other tunnel was dropped from the firewall because there was no connection built for it. After reading I found that in order to use multiple peers in the 'set peer' statement, I needed to configure my head end as 'originate-only'. I have not done this yet as I have concerns. If the head end site is 'originate-only' and the tunnel, for whatever reason drops, I cannot wait for interesting traffic at the head end site bound for this site to bring up the tunnel as most of the traffic originates at this site.
I have been reading about IKE keep alives and DPD but that doesn't sound like it will re-initiate the tunnel. Is this correct? If so I'm looking for a way to make this work.
Cisco VPN :: 5520 - Primary And Secondary ASAs / L2L Tunnels Not Responding?
Apr 12, 2011I have a pair of ASA5520s in active/active failover - this works fine. Both primary and secondary ASAs are running 8.2(2) code.I have a 30-day temp 50 seat SSL license that I applied to the primary. I then started having problems with L2L tunnels.
I noted that if the 'show crypto isakmp sa' state for an L2L was MM_STANDBY, then the remote protected net could not reach my side. However, I could ping across to the other side at which time the state changed to MM_ACTIVE as I would expect and the remote could then reach my side.
I believe this results from the differences between the two licenses. When I applied the 50 seat SSL lic. it disabled failover, but I was willing to risk that for a few days to do show my customer the benifits of SSL connectivity. Note license differences. Is this causing the MM_STANDBY IKE issue and if so can I overcome it and use the 50 SSL VPN Peers lic.
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I noted that if the 'show crypto isakmp sa' state for an L2L was MM_STANDBY, then the remote protected net could not reach my side. However, I could ping across to the other side at which time the state changed to MM_ACTIVE as I would expect and the remote could then reach my side.
I believe this results from the differences between the two licenses. When I applied the 50 seat SSL lic. it disabled failover, but I was willing to risk that for a few days to do show my customer the benifits of SSL connectivity. Note license differences. Is this causing the MM_STANDBY IKE issue and if so can I overcome it and use the 50 SSL VPN Peers lic.
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Cisco Firewall :: 5510 - Connections Routing Between Two Internal ASAs Fail
May 19, 2012 We have a site with two inbound circuits, one for internet and one for our MPLS. Each circuit is being terminated by a 2921 Router and matching ASA 5510 Firewall. For the internal network, the Internet ASA's inside interface (172.16.0.1) is the default gateway for all hosts. OSPF is the routing protocol between all the routers and ASA's and routing is working. In fact, ICMP is working as well. From an inside host (172.16.0.81), we can ping anything on the MPLS network. But when I try to use telnet (for example), the connection fails. If I add a route to 10.10.10.0 to the host, or re-configure the host to point to the MPLS ASA (172.16.0.254) as it's default gateway, connections will establish.
Both ASAs are running 8.4(3), and have the following commands:
same-security-traffic permit intra-interface
interface Ethernet0/0
nameif outside
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And from the MPLS nodes, I can see a tcp request is made.
Both ASAs are running 8.4(3), and have the following commands:
same-security-traffic permit intra-interface
interface Ethernet0/0
nameif outside
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And from the MPLS nodes, I can see a tcp request is made.
Cisco Switching/Routing :: Configure 881 To Split Incoming Internet Connection Between Two ASAs?
Jan 15, 2013is it possible to configure a Cisco 881 router to split the incoming internet connection between two ASA's? If one ASA fails then the router would switch traffic over to the second ASA. The 2nd ASA would takeover from the primary ASA through the active/standby failover configuration and crossover cable. I'm trying to avoid configuring the switch to control the traffic using VLANS if possible.
Cisco Firewall :: Zero-downtime DRAM Upgrade Of Failover Pair Of 5510 ASAs
Apr 12, 2011I need to upgrade the active/standby failover pair of 5510 ASA's to have1 Gig DRAM each, and I am trying to plan out the upgrade process. I'm looking for a zero downtime upgrade process.
I know that the failover pair has to have the same amount of memory, so how do I perform a zero-downtime upgrade process?Can I power off the standby unit and upgrade it's memory first? Or will it cause a memory mismatch between the active and standby units when it is powered on?
I know that the failover pair has to have the same amount of memory, so how do I perform a zero-downtime upgrade process?Can I power off the standby unit and upgrade it's memory first? Or will it cause a memory mismatch between the active and standby units when it is powered on?
Cisco Security :: Implement Active / Standby Cluster With A Pair Of 5550 ASAs?
Aug 19, 2012I want to implement Active/Standby cluster with a pair of 5550 ASAs and I have a licensing question. Here is the 'sh activation-key detail' output from both devices..
ASA1:
sh activation-key detail:
Serial Number: XXXXX
No active temporary key.
Running Activation Key: XXXXX XXXXX XXXXX XXXXX XXXXX
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This platform has an ASA 5550 VPN Premium license.The flash activation key is the SAME as the running key.So it looks obvious that I'll have to upgrade the first ASA to support 25 SSL VPN Peers in order to build HA cluster, right?Now I want to know do I need the 'ASA5505-SSL25-K9' license or something else.
ASA1:
sh activation-key detail:
Serial Number: XXXXX
No active temporary key.
Running Activation Key: XXXXX XXXXX XXXXX XXXXX XXXXX
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This platform has an ASA 5550 VPN Premium license.The flash activation key is the SAME as the running key.So it looks obvious that I'll have to upgrade the first ASA to support 25 SSL VPN Peers in order to build HA cluster, right?Now I want to know do I need the 'ASA5505-SSL25-K9' license or something else.
Cisco VPN :: EasyVPN To 2821 Behind Another Router
Nov 30, 2012URL What changes are needed to the 2821 config that is behind another Cisco router? And what static ports should be opened on the MAIN Cisco router that is in front of the 2821?
Cisco VPN :: ASA 5510 As EasyVPN Remote?
Aug 12, 2012Can the Cisco ASA 5510 appliance be used as an EasyVPN Remote device, or only as an EasyVPN Server?
Cisco VPN :: Playbook And 831 EasyVPN Server?
Jun 16, 2011I don't seem to be able to connect to my cisco 831 router with easy vpn server configured using my Blackberry Playbook. Looking at the console of the router i can see the debugging but am not sure what it all means.
Current configuration : 2574 bytes!version 12.3no service padservice timestamps debug datetime msecservice timestamps log datetime msecno service password-encryption!hostname Router!enable secret 5 $1$FM71$y4ejS2icnqX79b9gD92E81enable password xxxx!username CRWS_Ritesh privilege 15 password 0 $1$W1fA$o1oSEpa163775446username shamilton privilege 15 secret 5 $1$wFLF$8eRxnrrgVHMXXC0bXdEGi1aaa new-model!!aaa authentication login default localaaa authentication login ciscocp_vpn_xauth_ml_1 localaaa authorization exec default localaaa authorization network ciscocp_vpn_group_ml_1 localaaa session-id commonip subnet-zerono ip
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Current configuration : 2574 bytes!version 12.3no service padservice timestamps debug datetime msecservice timestamps log datetime msecno service password-encryption!hostname Router!enable secret 5 $1$FM71$y4ejS2icnqX79b9gD92E81enable password xxxx!username CRWS_Ritesh privilege 15 password 0 $1$W1fA$o1oSEpa163775446username shamilton privilege 15 secret 5 $1$wFLF$8eRxnrrgVHMXXC0bXdEGi1aaa new-model!!aaa authentication login default localaaa authentication login ciscocp_vpn_xauth_ml_1 localaaa authorization exec default localaaa authorization network ciscocp_vpn_group_ml_1 localaaa session-id commonip subnet-zerono ip
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Cisco VPN :: 5510 - Nat Can't Work With EasyVPN
Mar 15, 2011I have one ASA 5510 on main office that access the internet trought of a private link and one ASA5505 on the branch office that access the internet trought of a ADSL link with dynamic IP.
Behind ASA 5510 the network is 10.8.40.0/24 and behind the ASA 5505 the network is 10.30.103.0/24. I want access both network trought of the frame-relay link and the internet link with EzVPN.I make that access only ip on the main office, this comunication go to frame-relay link and the everyone go to the VPN.When the traffic go to the frame-relay link, I use a NAT Static Policy that change the source 10.30.103.0/24 to source 10.40.103.0/24. Its work OK when a VPN do not UP.When the VPN is UP, the NAT dont work and the packet go to the true IP (10.30.103.0/24).
Behind ASA 5510 the network is 10.8.40.0/24 and behind the ASA 5505 the network is 10.30.103.0/24. I want access both network trought of the frame-relay link and the internet link with EzVPN.I make that access only ip on the main office, this comunication go to frame-relay link and the everyone go to the VPN.When the traffic go to the frame-relay link, I use a NAT Static Policy that change the source 10.30.103.0/24 to source 10.40.103.0/24. Its work OK when a VPN do not UP.When the VPN is UP, the NAT dont work and the packet go to the true IP (10.30.103.0/24).
Cisco :: CIPC Not Registering On EasyVPN Server?
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Jul 11, 2012I have been trying to configure Cisco1941/K9 as Easy VPN Server through CiscoCP.The tunnel comes up but I cannot pass any traffic to the secure LAN (GigEth 0/1). When the tunnel comes up, I can ping the Loopback interface and the GigEth 0/1 interface IPs.
Cisco VPN :: Configure ASA 5510 As EasyVPN Server?
Dec 5, 2011I have a Cisco ASA 5510 and a Cisco ASA 5505. I want to configure the ASA 5510 as Easy VPN Server and 5505 as Easy VPN hardware client.Using either CLI or ASDM.
Cisco VPN :: 881W ISR - EasyVPN With Firewall Setup
May 16, 2012I'm in the process of setting up a working VPN/Firewall setup on an 881W ISR. I have the firewall, NAT, and VPN working, and I'm able to connect remotely to my router. The problem I am having is that I none of my VPN cllients can connect to the internet. I suspect that my firewall rules may have something to do with this. Let me break-down what I have, and what I want to achieve:
1. My router is setup with VLAN1 (172.16.1.0/24) as the inside zone (in-zone), while my outside zone (out-zone) is FastEthernet4 (DHCP WAN Interface). I also have a guest zone (guest-zone) VLAN12 (192.168.12.0/24) used for my guest SSID wireless, which is NATed to the outside zone.
2. I have my EasyVPN setup using a Virtual Template Interface that terminates at the WAN interface FastEthernet4 (something tells me this should be changed). Should I terminate at VLAN1, or an interface or loopback on VLAN1?
3. I ultimately want the VPN users to be able to conenct to the local resources on VLAN1 only, while being able to get out to the internet. [code]
1. My router is setup with VLAN1 (172.16.1.0/24) as the inside zone (in-zone), while my outside zone (out-zone) is FastEthernet4 (DHCP WAN Interface). I also have a guest zone (guest-zone) VLAN12 (192.168.12.0/24) used for my guest SSID wireless, which is NATed to the outside zone.
2. I have my EasyVPN setup using a Virtual Template Interface that terminates at the WAN interface FastEthernet4 (something tells me this should be changed). Should I terminate at VLAN1, or an interface or loopback on VLAN1?
3. I ultimately want the VPN users to be able to conenct to the local resources on VLAN1 only, while being able to get out to the internet. [code]
Cisco Firewall :: ASA 8.4.1 EasyVpn Clients Filtering
May 3, 2011I have big trouble with easyvpn clients access filtering on asaos 8.4.1. I have couple of remote offices with hardware clients (cisco 87x, 88x) configured as easyvpn clients to Asa. Default route in it's routing table pointing to the Virtaul-Access interface (easyvpn connection to ASA), so there is no split tunneling or any kind of nat on the clients. I have ip-telephony deployed across remote offices. This remote offices should be able to call to each other.
On the ASA i have configuration for this purpose:
same-security-traffic permit inter-interface
same-security-traffic permit intra-interface
But as soon as I configured it, remote users obtain an ability to access Internet without any restrictions although there is couple of access-lists configured on the outside interface pointing to easyvpn clients. Then there is no same-security-traffic commands i can filter out access to internal and external resources correctly, but remote offices can't communicate with each other
On the ASA i have configuration for this purpose:
same-security-traffic permit inter-interface
same-security-traffic permit intra-interface
But as soon as I configured it, remote users obtain an ability to access Internet without any restrictions although there is couple of access-lists configured on the outside interface pointing to easyvpn clients. Then there is no same-security-traffic commands i can filter out access to internal and external resources correctly, but remote offices can't communicate with each other
In this page you find:
When configured as an OpenVPN server, the Endian UTM Appliance can accept remoteconnections from the uplink and allow a VPN client to be set up andinteract with the local resources as if it were a local workstation orserver.
The OpenVPN server on the Endian UTM Appliance allows the simultaneous presenceof several server instances. Each instance listens on a differentport, and accepts incoming connections to that port only.
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Moreover, when the hardware on which Endian UTM Appliance is installed hasmultiple CPU cores, every instance may be assigned more that one core,thus resulting in an increase of the throughput and data processing ofthat instance. It is nevertheless also possible to have multipleinstances of OpenVPN running on a device equipped with a single-coreCPU, though this results in possibly reduced performances since theCPU carries the load of all instances.
The OpenVPN server settings page is composed of three tabs:Server configuration, EasyVPN and VPNclient download.
This page shows a switch called Enable OpenVPN server, thatwill start the OpenVPN server and all services related to it (likee.g., the VPN firewall if enabled) once clicked.
Below, there are two boxes, OpenVPN settings -that allows to set upsome global settings shared by all the instances- and OpenVPNInstances - that containes the list of the OpenVPN server instancesdefined on the Endian UTM Appliance.
At the bottom of the page, the Add new OpenVPN serverinstance link allows to define a new server instance and is followedby the list of the OpenVPN server instances defined.
Note
When starting the OpenVPN server for the first time, theroot and host certificates are generated automatically.
The box on the top shows the current OpenVPN settings, which concernthe authentication method, and are:
There are three available authentication methods to connect clientsto the OpenVPN server running on the Endian UTM Appliance:
- PSK (username and password). Connection is established afterproviding correct username and password.
- X.509 certificate. A valid certificate only is needed toconnect.
- X.509 certificate & PSK (two factor). Both a valid certificate,and a username/passwords combination are needed.
Warning
When employing certificate-only authentication, aclient with a valid certificate will be granted access to theOpenVPN server even if it has no valid account!
Endian UTM Appliance’s default method is PSK (username/password):The client authenticates using username and password. To use thismethod, no additional change is needed, while the other two methodsare described below.
This drop-down menu is used to select the method of creation of anew certificate. The available options are:
- Use selected certificate. Select one certificate from thoseavailable, shown on the right-hand side of the drop-down menu. Itis possible to see the full details of this certificate byclicking on the View details hyperlink.HintThe name of the certificate selected appears rightabove the hyperlink.
- Use an existing certificate. A new drop-down menu on theright-hand side on the left allows to select a certificate thathas already been created and stored on the Endian UTM Appliance.
- Generate a new certificate. Create a new certificate fromscratch. This option is only available if no host certificate hasalready been generated. A form will open where to specify alloptions necessary to create a new certificate. These are the samefound in the new certificates generationeditor, with two slight changes: Common name becomes Systemhostname and Organizational unit name becomes Departmentname.
- Upload a certificate. By clicking on the Browse…button that appears underneath the drop-down menu it will bepossible to select from the workstation and to upload an existingcertificate. The password for the certificate, if needed, can beprovided in the textfield on the right-hand side.
- Upload a certificate signing request. The Browse…button that appears underneath the drop-down menu can be clickedto select from the workstation and upload an existing certificatesigning request. The validity of the certificate in days can beprovided in the textfield on the right-hand side.
Note
Note that it is currently not possible to generate aLet’s Encrypt CA from here.
On the right of the Certificate configuration drop-down menu, thename of the currently used certificate is shown, above the icon and the View details link. The latter will show allinformation about the certificate when clicked.
Below the Certificate configuration drop-down menu, there is the icon , with the name of the Certificate Authority and theDownload certificate link to download the certificate neededfor the client connections.
In the Advanced options panel, a few options are available tocustomise the OpenVPN server.
A tick on the checkbox will allow to delay the triggers launchedwhenever a client connects to or disconnects from the OpenVPNserver. Since triggers are mostly a reload of routing and firewallrules, this option proves useful when many clients connect ordisconnect at the same time.
This option allows to increase or decrease the amount of messageswritten in the log file. The default value is 1, whichmeans that only the most relevant messages are written to the logfile, and can be increased up to 5.
When this option is ticked, whenever a client connect, it willreceive an entry in the local DNS server, for other clients to beable to connect easily to it. The next option will appear.
A custom prefix that will be prefixed to the username of a clientto uniquely identify it when using the local DNS.
Hint
If the prefix written here is vpn, the entrywill be vpn-username, like e.g.,vpn-johndoe.
In this panel appears the list of already defined OpenVPN instances,which displays the following data: The name, a remark, and somedetails about the configuration, namely: The port on which it islistening, the protocol, the type of device, the type ofnetwork, and the available actions.
Above the table is present the Add new OpenVPN serverinstance hyperlink. A click on this link will open an editor in whichto provide all the necessary configuration values for a new VPNinstance.
Note Igo8 software.
When the number of OpenVPN instances in greater than thecores, a yellow callout informs that the performances may degrade.
In the editor, the following configuration options are shown.
The name given to the OpenVPN server instance.
A comment for this instance.
The IP address to which the instance should listen to.
The port on which the instance waits for incoming connections.
Note
Each server must be configured on a different port.
The device used by the instance, chosen between TUN and TAP fromthe drop-down menu. TUN devices require that the traffic be routed,hence the option Bridged below is not available for TUN devices.
The protocol used, chosen between TCP and UDP from the drop-downmenu.
Tick this option to run the OpenVPN server in bridged mode,i.e., within one of the existing zones.
Note
If the OpenVPN server is not bridged (i.e., it isrouted), the clients will receive their IP addresses from adedicated subnet. In this case, appropriate firewall rules inthe VPN firewall should be created, to make surethe clients can access any zone, or some server/resource (e.g.,a source code repository) therein. If the OpenVPN server isbridged, it inherits the firewall settings of the zone it isdefined in.
The zone to which the OpenVPN server should be bridged. Thedrop-down menu shows only the available zones.
This option is the only available if bridged mode is disabled. Itallows the OpenVPN server to run in its own, dedicated subnet, thatcan be specified in the text box and should be different from thesubnets of the other zones.
The first possible IP address in the network of the selected zonethat should be used for the OpenVPN clients.
The last possible IP address in the network of the selected zonethat should be used for the OpenVPN clients.
Routed and bridged OpenVPN server, static and dynamic IPaddresses.
When configuring a pool of IP addresses to be reserved for clientsconnecting via OpenVPN, it is necessary to keep in mind a fewguidelines that help both the prevention of future malfunctioningand the cleaner and easier design and set up.
Before starting the configuration of the server, there is a goldenrule to remember, concerning the implementation of the VPNmulticore architecture: Regardless of the bridged or routed modeused for a multicore VPN server instance, the reservation of staticIP addresses is neglected. In other words, a client connecting tothis VPN server, will receive a dynamic IP address, even though inher configuration there is a static IP assignment.
The first choice is to define whether the OpenVPN server should actin routed or bridged mode. In the former case, it is necessary todefine a suitable VPN subnet that will provide the IP addressesfor the clients. The traffic directed to this subnet has to befiltered, if necessary, using the VPN firewall. Inthe latter case, the OpenVPN server is configured to consider theclients, upon connecting, as they were physically connected to thatzone, i.e., the server bridges the client to one of the zones. Inthis case, a pool of IP addresses must be defined within that zoneusing the two option that appear right before this box. This poolmust be entirely contained in the zone’s subnet and smaller thanthat one. It is also important to make sure that this pool doesconflict with other pools defined in that zone, likee.g., a DHCP server.
In a bridged OpenVPN server it is possible to assign to some (oreven to all) user a static IP address. When planning thispossibility, it is a good practice that these static IP addressesdo not belong to any of the IP pools defined in that zone, toprevent any conflicts of address and wrong routing. Traffic to thisparticular client can then be filtered using the VPN (or IPsec)user as source or destination of traffic in the Firewall rules.
This drop-down menu is used to select the method of creation of anew certificate. The available options are:
- Use selected certificate. Select one certificate from thoseavailable, shown on the right-hand side of the drop-down menu. Itis possible to see the full details of this certificate byclicking on the View details hyperlink.HintThe name of the certificate selected appears rightabove the hyperlink.
- Use an existing certificate. A new drop-down menu on theright-hand side on the left allows to select a certificate thathas already been created and stored on the Endian UTM Appliance.
- Generate a new certificate. Create a new certificate fromscratch. This option is only available if no host certificate hasalready been generated. A form will open where to specify alloptions necessary to create a new certificate. These are the samefound in the new certificates generationeditor, with two slight changes: Common name becomes Systemhostname and Organizational unit name becomes Departmentname.
- Upload a certificate. By clicking on the Browse…button that appears underneath the drop-down menu it will bepossible to select from the workstation and to upload an existingcertificate. The password for the certificate, if needed, can beprovided in the textfield on the right-hand side.
- Upload a certificate signing request. The Browse…button that appears underneath the drop-down menu can be clickedto select from the workstation and upload an existing certificatesigning request. The validity of the certificate in days can beprovided in the textfield on the right-hand side.
Note
Note that it is currently not possible to generate aLet’s Encrypt CA from here.
On the right of the Certificate configuration drop-down menu, thename of the currently used certificate is shown, above the icon and the View details link. The latter will show allinformation about the certificate when clicked.
Below the Certificate configuration drop-down menu, there is the icon , with the name of the Certificate Authority and theDownload certificate link to download the certificate neededfor the client connections.
In the Advanced options box, additional options can beconfigured.
The drop-down menu allows to chose how many CPUs of the Endian UTM Appliancecan be used by the instance, hence the options in the drop-downmenu may vary.
Normally, one client is allowed to connect from one location at atime. Selecting this option permits multiple client logins, evenfrom different locations. However, when the same client is connecttwice or more, the VPN firewall rules do not apply anymore.
Tick this checkbox when receiving DHCP responses from the LAN atthe other side of the VPN tunnel that conflict with the local DHCPserver.
Select from the drop-dow menu the modalities of the communicationsbetween clients of the OpenVPN server. This option is onlyavailable on single-process servers, i.e., on servers running onlyone instance of the OpenVPN server.
- Not allowed: The clients can not communicate one to theother.
- Allow direct connections: The clients can communicatedirectly with each other but filtering is not possible.
- Filter connections in the VPN firewall The clients cancommunicate with each other, but their traffic is redirected tothe VPN Firewall and can be filtered using suitable rules there.
Note
In case of Appliances having multi-core CPUs, there is noselection possible and the option Filter connections inthe VPN firewall is automatically activated.
This option allows to modify the time interval after which the datachannel key will be renegotiated. The value is measured in seconds,with the default value set to 3600 seconds.
By ticking this checkbox, the nameserver specified in the textfieldbelow are sent to the clients upon connection.
The nameservers specified in this textfield are sent to theconnected clients, when the previous checkbox has been ticked.
By ticking this checkbox, the routes to the networks defined in thetextfield below are sent to the connected clients.
The networks specified in this textfield are sent to theconnected clients, when the previous checkbox has been ticked.
By ticking this checkbox, the search domain defined in thetextfield on the right-hand side,is added to those of the connected clients.
Note
The options Push these nameservers andPush domain only work for clients running the MicrosoftWindows operating system.
The domain that will be used to identify the servers and networkresources in the VPN network (i.e., the search domain).
The authentication type for this instance of OpenVPN. By default itwill inherit the global configuration. However, this can beoverridden by specifying manually one of the available optionshere. They are: PSK (username/password), X.509certificate and X.509 certificate & PSK (twofactor). They are the same as in the global option.
This drop-down menu allows to choose the cipher that is used by theOpenVPN server. The default value is Auto, which meansthat the cipher is automatically negotiated.
This drop-down menu allows to choose the message digest algorithmthat is used by the OpenVPN server. The default value isAuto, which means that the cipher is automaticallynegotiated.
When this option is ticked, the whole VPN traffic through thisinstance will NOT be encrypted, i.e., it will be in plaintext. Moreover, the previous two options will disappear.
Warning
It is strongly suggested to not disable encryption onthe OpenVPN server, as the whole traffic will not be encryptedand could be read in case the communication is intercepted.
The first time the service is started a new, self-signed CAcertificate for this OpenVPN server is generated, an operation thatmay take a long time. After the certificate has been generated, it canbe downloaded by clicking on the Download CA certificatelink. This certificate must be used by all the clients that want toconnect to this OpenVPN server, otherwise they will not be able toaccess.
After the server has been set up, it is possible to create andconfigure accounts for clients that can connect to the Endian UTM Appliance inthe Authentication tab.
Tick this checkbox to make sure the OpenVPN server is started.
Troubleshooting VPN connections.
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While several problem with VPN connections can be easily spotted bylooking at the configuration, one subtle source of connectionshiccups is a wrong value of the MTU size. The Endian UTM Appliancesets a limit of 1450 bytes to the size of the VPN’s MTU, to preventproblems with the common MTU value used by the ISP, whichis 1500. However, some ISP may use a MTU value lower that thecommonly used value, making the Endian MTU value too large andcausing therefore connection issues (the most visible one isprobably the impossibility to download large files). This value canbe modified by accessing the Endian UTM Appliance from the CLI andfollowing these guidelines:
- Write down the MTU size used by the ISP (see link below).
- Login to the CLI, either from a shell or fromMenubar ‣ System ‣ Web Console.
- Edit the OpenVPN template with an editor of choice:nano /etc/openvpn/openvpn.conf.tmpl.
- Search for the string mssfix 1450.
- Replace 1450 with a lower value, for example 1200.
- Restart OpenVPN by calling: jobcontrol restart openvpnjob.
The page contains a switch that needs to be clicked to enablethe Plug & Connect procedure, which allows the management of remoteEndian devices from the current Endian UTM Appliance.
If the procedure has never been carried out, the page contains a tablewith three links above it. The table contains the list of remotedevices, with the following information:
- The device name, which must be unique.
- The IP Address of the remote, assigned by the OpenVPN server.
- The description of the device.
- The available actions.
The three links above the table, Plug & Connect(Autoregistration), Add gateway, and Advancedsettings allow to start the Plug & connect procedure, manually add anew device, and define some option, respectively.
Plug & Connect versus Add gateway
Both autoregistration (Plug & Connect) and manualregistration (Add gateway) methods are intended to allowclient to remotely connect through the Endian UTM Appliance to gateways andendpoints by means of virtual IPs. The two procedures are howeverintended to be alternative one to each other and have differentpros and cons.
Plug & Connect allows to deploy a device in a remotelocation and build an immediate VPN connection to the Endian UTM Appliance,register it to the Endian Network, and add endpoints that are locatedbehind the remote appliance, that acts in fact as a gateway. Itsstrong point is that is quick and requires only a few information(activation code and passwords) and an internet connection to havea working remote gateway. It does not allow a thoroughconfiguration of the gateway’s local network and other options.
Manual registration on the contrary gives more controlover the configuration of the remote gateway, allowing to fullyconfigure the company data and networking. It is however slower andmay require to know in advance the network topology of the gatewaysand endpoints.
The plug and connect procedure allows to register a remote Endianappliance that can be managed by the current Endian UTM Appliance.
When clicking on the Plug & Connect Step (Autoregistration),the three-step procedure starts. In the first step, only one option isavailable.
Enter the activation code of the remote appliance to register tothe Endian UTM Appliance, then click on to proceed.
In the next step, the following options are available:
The name given to the device, which must be unique.
An optional description of the gateway.
The password of the admin user on the remote device.
Note
The password must be at least 8 characters longand must include a non alphanumeric characters.
Tick the checkbox if the password of the admin androot users on the remote device are the same. If notticked, the next option appears.
The password of the root user on the remote device.
Warning
The passwords provided here will overwrite those on theremote gateway!
Write the IP address of any endpoint that is reachable through theremote device. Click on the + to add more.
When done, click on to proceed to the laststep. Here, no option is available, follow the instructions and clickon . Once done, the appliance will appear onthe list.
See also
A detailed description of the plug & connect procedure,which includes the requirements to start the procedure, a morein-depth description, and troubleshooting options, can be found inarticle Endian Cloud - Plug & Connect.
When clicking on Add gateway, it will be possible to manuallyadd a device.
Note
This page is the same that is displayed when editing agateway, by clicking on the icon in theActions column of the Gateway table.
In the new page, options are grouped in two tabs,Gateway and Provisioning.
In this tab it is possible to modify some of the properties of theremote gateway.
The name assigned to the new gateway, which must be unique.
A description for the device.
The password to access the gateway. Tick the checkbox on theright-hand side of the textbox to show in clear text thepassword.
The first information to be supplied is an approximate estimateof the endpoint that will be governed by the gateway.
A table showing all the endpoints controlled by the gateway,along with those information:
- The name of the endpoint.
- Usb external memory. The endpoint’s IP address.
- A description of the endpoint.
Each field in each table’s row can be edited by double-clickingon it.
The management of the endpoints can be done using the buttons at thebottom of the table:
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This option allows a new endpoint to be added to the gateway. Itsconfiguration can be carried out by double-clicking on the fieldsof the new row.
By clicking on this button, the highlighted endpoint is removedfrom the gateway. This button is active only when one row isselected.
Warning
The deletion of a row is immediate and can not bereversed.
This button toggles the table with a textfield, containing the sameinformation present in the table in CSV format, useful toexport the configuration of all endpoints.
In this section it is possible to define more precisely theconfiguration of a remote gateway. The available configurationsoptions are:
Choose the model of the device from those available in thedrop-down menu.
The activation code used to set up the gateway.
Note
Depending on the type of the model chosen, some of theoptions available will be filled in with suitable values.
Choose the password for the root user, used for SSH (console) access.
Choose the password for the admin user, used for HTTPS (browser) access.
The hostname of the gateway
The gateway’s domain name.
The company to which the gateway belongs
The reference e-mail for the gateway, usually of the responsibleperson for that gateway.
The timezone in which the gateway is located.
The country where the gateway is located.
The type of the RED interface, i.e., how the gateway connects tothe Internet. Four types are available: DHCP,Static, No uplink, and 3G.
The interface that connects the gateway to the Internet. Theavailable options in this drop-down menu are determined by theModel chosen above. This option does not appear when the Redtype is set as No uplink
The following options are displayed according to the selected type ofred device. By choosing DHCP, none of them will appear.
The IP address of the RED interface. This option appears only whenthe RED type is Static.
The IP address of the gateway for the RED interface. This optionand the next one is needed to access the Internet and appears onlywhen the RED type is Static or No uplink.
The IP addresses of the DNS server used by the gateway, one perline. It appears only when the RED type is Static orNo uplink.
The name of the access point, appears only in the 3G/4Gand UMTS Red Type.
This option appears only for the 3G/4G Red Type andallows to select the type of modem to be used from the drop-downmenu, among those available: 3G/4G or CDMA
The interface of the GREEN zone, i.e., the one in which theendpoints are situated.
The IP address pool assigned to the GREEN zone.
The interface of the BLUE zone.
The IP address pool assigned to the BLUE zone.
The interface of the ORANGE zone.
The IP address pool assigned to the ORANGE zone.
A custom address used by the endpoint to connect to the OpenVPNserver.
Hint
The format to be used for the address in this and in thenext option is hostname.domain:port:protocol orIP.address:port:protocol, with the port or protocolas optional, hence valid values includevpn.example.com:1197:udp and123.45.67.89:1192.
If the protocol is specified, the port must be specified aswell.
A custom address used by the endpoint to connect to the fallbackOpenVPN server.
Tick the checkbox when the gateway uses a proxy for its connectionto the Internet. The next four options will appear to configurethat proxy.
The IP address of the upstream proxy server.
The port on which the proxy service runs on the server.
The username to connect to the proxy server, if needed.
The password to connect to the proxy server, if needed.
Click the checkbox if the upstream HTTP proxy requires NTLMAuthentication.
If the upstream HTTP proxy needs to be contacted with a givenuser-agent, write it here.
Finally, a click on Advanced settings allows to define a fewadditional options.
This options defines the IP address subnet for the addresses of thegateways.
The public IP address or FQDN to be assigned to the OpenVPNserver.
The username used to access Endian Network
The password of the Endian Network account or the Endian UTM Appliance’sregistration key.
Choose from the drop-down which should be the default model ofnew-added gateways.
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Click on the link to download the Endian VPN client for MicrosoftWindows and MacOS X from the Endian Network. A valid account on Endian Networkis required.