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justincanino · 11-03-2014

hi there,i've just connected my 1801 router to a remote 1841 router via a IPsec VPN and i have the two routers with an active crypto session details are as follows 1801 (Office End)192.168.200.0/24Static WAN IPip access-list extended VPN1-TRAFFIC per...

justincanino · 01-22-2014

Hi all i'm looking for some assistance into how to get two Cisco routers on different subnets to go out the same WAN Cisco 1841 with a 3G HWIC (WAN)Cisco 881 Network LayoutCisco 1841 - 192.168.153.0/24FE0/1 - 192.168.153.254/24Cisco 881 - 192.168.152...

justincanino · 11-04-2014

Thanks for that i think that was something i was looking at this morning i'll give that a try today and see how it goes for me

justincanino · 11-04-2014

thanks i'll give that a crack

justincanino · 11-04-2014

since your mentioned about VTI i've been looking into it and found that it can only be used if both ends use a static IP address my problem is one end of my link has a dynamic IP address. i'll keep reading and see what else i can findthanks

justincanino · 11-04-2014

yes thats correct i have to console into the remote router and run a clear crypto session and then PING from the remote end to the office end and the connection re-establishes again. I've setup NTP on the remote end to look to the office router for u...

justincanino · 11-04-2014

The one thing i've noticed it once there is no traffic on the VPN the tunnel drops even though the "show crypto sessions" shows both ends are up-active .. but once i tear down the remote end of the VPN and reconnect i can PING once again .. and if i ...

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1801 to 1841 VPN is up but can't PING either end

Connecting 2 routers on different subnets to the WAN

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yes thats correct i have to

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