11-18-2012 07:20 PM
Good day, folks.
I have a couple a questions answers on which i cant google for a period. BTW maybe i simly use wrong aproach to choose keywords.
So,
1) Is it possible to assign same ip address to the same client each time it authenticated, preferably without using DHCP? Im definely sure that it possible but cant find corresponded configuration examples (my device is Cisco 1921 with IOS 15.0.1).
2) Is it possible to assign dynamic crypto map to loopback interface (the purpose to make EASY VPN Server accessible through two interfaces - maybe you recommend other approach instead?) - as i move workingcrypto map from phy int to loopback - i cant connect with reason "Phace1 SA policy proposal not accepted"
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11-19-2012 12:08 AM
Hello
1) U can tie the same ip address to the same username using radius
2) If you have 2 outside interfaces
then you would use
crypto map mymap local-address loop0
int gig0/0
crypto map mymap
int g0/1
cryptp map mymap
By doing so the local-address would be effectively the loop0 but the crypto map HAS to be applied on the physical egress interfaces
Cheers
OLivier
11-19-2012 12:08 AM
Hello
1) U can tie the same ip address to the same username using radius
2) If you have 2 outside interfaces
then you would use
crypto map mymap local-address loop0
int gig0/0
crypto map mymap
int g0/1
cryptp map mymap
By doing so the local-address would be effectively the loop0 but the crypto map HAS to be applied on the physical egress interfaces
Cheers
OLivier
11-19-2012 09:23 AM
Thnx for solution with 2 interfaces!
But what about first question it seems to me there are must be solution with using only Cisco device router and IOS functionality without other facilities. If i will find smth i will post here.
11-19-2012 11:22 PM
Hello,
If you wanna use local-authentication then the only way is to use one ezvpn group per user and define each time an ip pool of one address.
Cheers,
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