How to config two ipsec tunnels in public subnets...

[macrofago]

I have a doubt in how to config this connection, any idea?

192.168.10.1 – ROUTER1 – dynamic IP  ------------------------IPSEC SITE TO SITE-------------------------- 78.50.28.203----ROUTER2----- 78.50.24.13

The client devices are  Zywall, Cisco RVS400 and Cisco ASA5505

In the other side we have a  cisco 3745

[Federico Coto Fajardo]

Hi,

I'm not sure that I understand your question.

Are you trying to configure an IPsec tunnel between a dynamic site and a static site?

This can be done either via Static-to-dynamic IPsec Site-to-Site configuration or using EzVPN.

Please clarify.

Federico.

[macrofago]

Hi over there!

editting

Thanks in advance!

[Federico Coto Fajardo]

I have not really done it myself, but I've seen in posts that you can make a dynamic-to-dynamic IPsec tunnel using DDNS.

Federico.

[macrofago]

What I really need to do is access a server on a public ip address on the range 78.50.24.13 through the IPSEC Tunnel not sure if NAT-T is possible or I need to look at a solution with GRE over IPSEC. Dont think GRE over IPSEC is possible if the client device is a RVS400.

In fact I should be able to have multiple tunnels to give access to the remote server.

Lets look for an example where the client has a FIX ip and we will work on a dynamic ip solution if we are able to get the case working with the FIX IP Address.

Any suggestions will be appreciated.

[Federico Coto Fajardo]

Mark,

Sorry for the late response.

Do you still need assistance with this?

If so... can you provide a simple drawing of what you're trying to do?

Federico.