06-09-2012 10:28 PM
I have a RV042 router and it generates certificates which I issue to vpn users
But even without a certificate these users can still access the vpn, they simply igore the missing certificate
So the only thing that secures the vpn is the password
Is there a way to enforce certificates meaning no certificate, no access ?
06-11-2012 04:12 PM
Johan,
The purpose of the certificate is to provide a warning to the end user that they may be connecting to the wrong VPN server. If the end user has the certificate they do not see the warning which confirms that they connected to the right device. There is no way to force a certificate to be used.
06-23-2012 09:23 PM
Is this the same for all vpn router models or does it ony affect small business routers ?
I don't mind to buy a professional Cisco vpn router if it gives me this kind of security
06-23-2012 09:59 PM
Cisco IOS based routers or ASA5500 security appliances can enforce the clients to use a certificate for IPsec.
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