What needs a Static IP??

[toddyboman]

Ok simple question I think.....

What must have a static IP to have a VPN connection in multiple offices?

In office number 1:

Has a ASA 5510 connected to a switch.

And a Dell Server running Windows Server 2008 that is connected to the switch.

Several office desktops and 2 network printers are also connected to the same switch.

My ISP has provided me with 2 static ip address(xxx.xxx.xxx.1 and xxx.xxx.xxx.2).

On the ASA 5510 I have set my outside interface up as a ppoe connection with 1 of the static ips (xxx.xxx.xxx.1).  I have an Internet connection and everything it functioning great inside office number 1.

In office number 2, 3, 4, and 5 the set up will be like this:

An asa 5505 that connects to a switch that has multiple desktops connect to it.

Each of these offices also have 2 static IP's too.

I want to allow office number 2, 3, 4 and 5 to vpn into office number 1 to connect to the Dell Server.

SO what must have static IP's to make this happen?

Thanks!!

[Jennifer Halim]

Sounds like you already have static IP on each of your location external ip address. The VPN termination device, ie: the ASA outside interface needs to have static IP address. In this case, base on your description, it looks like all your sites ASA outside interface IP Address is static.

Just make sure that the LAN subnet on each of the locations is unique.

Here is a sample configuration for LAN-to-LAN VPN tunnel between 2 ASAs:

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps6120/products_configuration_example09186a0080950890.shtml

Hope that helps.