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[Servers] Possible? Connecting Multiple internal networksHello,
Thank you all in advance for your help! Here is what I'm trying to do.
Say there are 5 servers.
Server A,B,C,D,E: has an external IP reachable via internet. The external IP also allows access to an internal network 10.x.x.x
The only difference in the internal networks per location is this
Server A: 10.9.x.x Server B: 10.10.x.x Server C: 10.11.x.x Server D: 10.12.x.x Server E: 10.13.x.x
Each server is in a remote location, I want to make a single point of access to access all internal networks from all 5 servers. E.g 1 VPN connection. Instead of connecting and disconnecting from 5 different VPN servers. Is this possible? Any help, advice, links would be great. I've been racking my brain and google for weeks now and haven't found any real answers for what I'm attempting to do.
Again thank you in advance. |
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BinkVillains... knock off all that evil join:2006-05-14 Colorado 1 edit |
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2013-Apr-9 2:24 pm
Youll probably want to setup VPN tunnels between the sites and employ a routing protocol as well. I recommend hiring a consultant, but you can probably do this yourself with a lot of reading and trial and error. |
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Thank you for the reply bink. I setup a vpn server and tried to do this. I suppose the issue im having is the routes. Where should i be placing the routes. Like i said If i vpn into each server remotely i can just access the internal network (no routes required). I'm just sick of connecting and disconnecting from multiple vpns on my pc to access these networks. it seems when traceroute one of the 10.x.x.x networks it just tries to go external and dies of course. i was using PPTP.
Thanks again for all the help. |
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AnavSarcastic Llama? Naw, Just Acerbic Premium Member join:2001-07-16 Dartmouth, NS |
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The question is why are you doing this? Your attempting a complicated setup...
a. class assignment b. IT hired to work at an establishment (and padded your resume to look like you actually were an IT professional). c. are lazy and dont want to do the required reading to understand VPN technology. There are a gazillion documents on the subject your trying to get shortcut answers too. |
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said by Anav:The question is why are you doing this? Your attempting a complicated setup...
a. class assignment b. IT hired to work at an establishment (and padded your resume to look like you actually were an IT professional). c. are lazy and dont want to do the required reading to understand VPN technology. There are a gazillion documents on the subject your trying to get shortcut answers too. I didnt ask for anyone here to "do it for me" or "paste all the commands i need to use" I asked if it was possible and if someone could point me in the right direction. All 3 of your "assumptions" are incorrect. I'm doing it as purely educational for my OWN purpose. Thanks for trolling my thread. |
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Anav
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2013-Apr-9 4:41 pm
Regardless what you need to do is find literature that explains the concepts at a level that you understand. Suggest start with google and then move to bing. Or you can go to cisco.com and start reading white papers before they take you to the white padded room. |
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SerbtasticYou Know How Many People I Have Buried? Premium Member join:2002-02-24 Stoney Creek, ON |
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As Bink said, VPN tunnels between sites. You could use static routes on each server (assuming you connect via VPN directly to the servers) pointing to each of the other subnets (this also assumes you are using a subnet mask that actually defines each internal network as a separate subnet, ie. 255.255.0.0). |
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AnavSarcastic Llama? Naw, Just Acerbic Premium Member join:2001-07-16 Dartmouth, NS |
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Did you make any progress? |
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cramer Premium Member join:2007-04-10 Raleigh, NC Westell 6100 Cisco PIX 501
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You asked for far more than a yes or no answer. Yes, it's possible. There are many ways to do it. And Cisco has fair documentation on ALL of them. (DMVPN, ipsec, gre tunnels, etc.)
(And your post sounds *way* too much like a homework/lab question.) |
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Anav
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2013-Apr-11 4:43 pm
It was pretty clear it was a purely random inquiry LOL. |
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If you want a turnkey solution with no setup on your part, get a MPLS VPN or VPLN service. Talk to the providers in your area; pretty sure you hit the right person, they'll know what you're after.
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I would also go with site-to-site vpn's with routes setup on each router to each of the separate networks. Our company pays talktalk for use of the mpls network which connects together all our satellite sites. It would be good to let us all know what you do / did to resolve this. Thanks. |
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AnavSarcastic Llama? Naw, Just Acerbic Premium Member join:2001-07-16 Dartmouth, NS |
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I think the assignments due date has passed as the OP seems not to suddenly have such a random urge to become knowledgable on this topic. |
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I never had an assignment, ive been busy. Like i said i was doing this just to see if it can be done. I haven't looked into it since i posted it to be honest. A lot of stuff going on in my life right now. |
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AnavSarcastic Llama? Naw, Just Acerbic Premium Member join:2001-07-16 Dartmouth, NS |
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What IT training and network training do you have thus far, that will help us tailor some readings. |
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said by Iceylinux:Hello,
Thank you all in advance for your help! Here is what I'm trying to do.
Say there are 5 servers.
Server A,B,C,D,E: has an external IP reachable via internet. The external IP also allows access to an internal network 10.x.x.x
The only difference in the internal networks per location is this
Server A: 10.9.x.x Server B: 10.10.x.x Server C: 10.11.x.x Server D: 10.12.x.x Server E: 10.13.x.x
Each server is in a remote location, I want to make a single point of access to access all internal networks from all 5 servers. E.g 1 VPN connection. Instead of connecting and disconnecting from 5 different VPN servers. Is this possible? Any help, advice, links would be great. I've been racking my brain and google for weeks now and haven't found any real answers for what I'm attempting to do.
Again thank you in advance. l2l vpn tunnels. set up as a hub-and-spoke -- or a full mesh. from there -- hit one and you have the rest. q. |
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