I have a Cisco 3925 router with IOS c3900-universalk9-mz.SPA.152-4.M1.bin with IPBase, UC, and Security licenses.
Currently I have a Microsoft server connecting to PureVPN with a dedicated IP address so our clients con download files from our FTP server. All is working well with this configuration.
I would like to have the PureVPN terminate on the 3925 route and port-forward to the FTP server and some other ports forwarded to other computers for RDP like this:
100.100.100.10 port 9191 --> 192.168.69.61 FTP
100.100.100.10 port 7070 --> 192.168.69.10 RDP
100.100.100.10 port 7071 --> 192.168.69.71 RDP
PureVPN supports OpenVPN and PPTP.
I have no clue how to configure this. Our PureVPN account has a usename and password of course.
That was stage one, now for stage to if it can be done.
We next need to configure some Site-to-Site VPN DMVPNs so that our remote locations can be connected as needed for remote support for their Cisco router or switch only. A smiple Telnet or SSH connection is all that is needed.
Fpr a DMVPN to work, one side must have a static IP address which is where the PureVPN would come in. We do not care if this double VPN would slow down this connection since its text only.
Now I know some are asking "Why not just get a static IP from our ISP". Good question... We can only get Verizon 4G service here for internet and they want $500.00 just for the IP. Far too much to pay. Plus, a public IP would expose us to much more risk than we have now since we are behind double or triple natting.
We use this same 4G connection for ALL of our internet access for our workstations. These connections do not need to go over the VPN and should not. To manage the remote routers, we will log into our local router and telnet to the remote router.
Suggestions are welcome.
Thank You,
Michael
