04-07-2022 09:33 AM
Hi,
Cisco FTD/ASA can set up IPsec VPN site to site for sure.
Is it possible that Cisco FTD/ASA set up OpenVPN tunnel ?
A company wants to set up a site to site vpn with my company. They only support OpenVPN tunnel. I am not sure if we can support it. We will use FTD firewall to set up.
Thanks
Loc
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04-07-2022 11:58 AM
Hi
I used to use OpenVPN between Linux server in a Site-to-Site topology. And I think is possible to stablish with ASA as well.
To stablish a VPN tunnel both sides must match some requirements. No big deal. For example:
IKE (Phase 1)
Encryption: AES256
Hash: SHA348
IPsec (Phase 2)
Encryption: AES256
Hash: SHA384
If both sides agree on this setup, the tunnel will be up and running. On the link below is an example of stablish VPN with Azure. You will never know what they are using on their side. Maybe they are using OpenVPN and we dont know.
As long as the parameters match, there will be VPN.
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/vpn-gateway/vpn-gateway-about-compliance-crypto
04-07-2022 11:58 AM
Hi
I used to use OpenVPN between Linux server in a Site-to-Site topology. And I think is possible to stablish with ASA as well.
To stablish a VPN tunnel both sides must match some requirements. No big deal. For example:
IKE (Phase 1)
Encryption: AES256
Hash: SHA348
IPsec (Phase 2)
Encryption: AES256
Hash: SHA384
If both sides agree on this setup, the tunnel will be up and running. On the link below is an example of stablish VPN with Azure. You will never know what they are using on their side. Maybe they are using OpenVPN and we dont know.
As long as the parameters match, there will be VPN.
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/vpn-gateway/vpn-gateway-about-compliance-crypto
04-07-2022 01:35 PM - edited 04-07-2022 01:42 PM
Flavio,
The link you sent, it seem to be about IPsec VPN.
My understanding: as long as both sites using IPsec VPN and have same parameters, it should be good to go.
I never set up OpenVPN before, does it use parameters like IPsec Phase 1 and Phase 2 ?
Thanks
Loc
04-07-2022 03:00 PM
This is standard for site to site VPN. End you, IP sec VPN. We also have SSL VPN but it is not the case. The link I share is just to give an example of multi platform VPN construction.
04-25-2022 10:27 AM
Hi,
I just got reply from my vendor. They said they did not do IPsec VPN. They requests that my cisco firewall to accept their remote access OpenVPN.
My questions now is:
- Does cisco FTD firewall support remote access Open VPN at all?
- If yes, which port/how we set up to support that?
Thanks
Loc
04-25-2022 11:23 AM
Hello,
FTD does support SSL VPNs, so Open VPN should work. Have a look at the video linked below (at about the 10 minute marker it starts with the SSL configuration)...
04-25-2022 12:37 PM
It looks like the link is for AnyConnect VPN not Open VPN. I watched the whole video.
04-25-2022 12:45 PM
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