Tunnel from dynamic IP to static IP with authentication

[paarlberg]

I am looking for an option to do the following.

@home (dyanmic IP)

create tunnel to datacenter router

require authentication for security reasons

dynamically route a /29 or /28 to local network

@dc

Accept tunnel from remote location

require authentication for security reasons

route above /29 or /28 over tunnel

Equipment at both locations

@home

Cisco 6509 with SUP2 with MSFC2 full mem

@dc

Cisco 6509 with SUP2 with MSFC2 full mem

I would like the cleanest most stable option to allow this to work and still be secure with authentication. I know on the home side, I can just specify the remote ip and add a password. Not sure what can be done on the DC side to allow this to work properly.

Any help would be appreciated.

[paolo bevilacqua]

You can configure either a classic IPSEC VPN for that, or Easy VPN.

In either case, you will need cisco routers, not switches.

If you don't know what I'm talking about, hire a professional or certified cisco partner for the configuration.

[Yasir Ashfaque]

and what about the modules, which modules have you installed ??

[paarlberg]

I was aware of those options, was just wondering if there were any "better" options.

Modules in the 2 locations are basic, nothing fancy..

@Home

1x 6316-GE-TX

2x 6408A

1x 6348

@DC

4-5x 6408A

1-2x 6348