06-20-2011 11:11 PM - edited 02-21-2020 05:24 PM
Hey Guys
I am struggling with an issue at the moment and was hoping to get a answer from someone who has done this type of thing before
Here is a general outline of what I am trying to achieve
The Remote office needs to connect to the IPSEC router in a secure gateway environment (due to restrictions) - This part is working fine
The Remote office then needs to establish a GRE tunnel to the Anchor router behind the ipsec router
The problem is, the remote router is running a 3g wireless connection that has a Dynamic IP address allocated to it, Since you need a source and destination address to bring up a GRE tunnel, this seems impossible
Could I use NHRP or VTI's to get this to work
If you need anymore information just ask..
Cheers
Cameron
Message was edited by: Cameron Prior I have also attached a larger picture
06-21-2011 05:41 AM
Hey Cameron,
I use DMVPN to establish VPN tunnels with remote dynamic addressing clients. In my setup as I understand it, only the "HUB" needs a static address.
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Also You may want to look at IPsec over GRE if you are trying to establish two tunnels on that remote client. Keep in mind older IOS does not support IPsec over GRE only GRE over IPSec.
Hope this helps
Frank
06-21-2011 10:16 AM
Cameron, Frank,
Is it required that we terminate IPsec and GRE on HQ side on two separate devices?
If not DMVPN could be a solution as Frank suggests.
If so, dynamic crypto map + RRI on HQ side could be a possibility (with isakmp profile and separate "match" stamements if required). And plain GRE ;-)
It's not as elegant as DMVPN but would allow you to terminate GRE and IPsec in two different places.
Marcin
06-21-2011 08:25 PM
Oki Doki
I have managed to work this out using a Dual Tier Headend approach
Basically I created a loopback on the Remote Office Router
I then created a tunnel interface on both Remote and Anchor Routers
I then added some static routes into all three routers to point traffic down the tunnel
Hey Presto it works
Thanks for your help my friends
If anyone would like to see some configs of how i managed to get it to work, Just shoot me an email
Cheers
06-22-2011 04:14 AM
Cameron,
Can I suggest to attach the configs (minus any public IPs/hostnames) to your last post as attachments? :-)
Marcin
06-22-2011 05:50 PM
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