This sounds like a good candidate for VPN.
We personally use the ASA5520 for a concentrator in a similar application
providing both LAN to LAN (branch office connectivity) and VPN Client access
for mobile end users and their laptops. Depending on the pipe size and
forwarding requirements / branch office sizes you could use Pixes in the
field or even routers with VPN functionality and use an ASA as the central
concentrator.
Lots of ways to get from here to there might be a good time to talk to your
Cisco Rep and sales engineer.
----- Original Message -----
From: <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, December 16, 2009 7:46 AM
Subject: [c-nsp] Help !!
Hi folks
I'm new here and searching for help because i have to prepare a good
network
topology in which can stablish a connesction between 5 offices, but now i
dont have any idea about what kind of router and switch do i use. the
scenary is this
main office with 30 pcs 1 dns server, 1 mail server and db server and 5
branches with 20 pcs each one all office with different isp with a satatic
ip. is it work ?
i want to send and receive packets trough a vpn tunnel but i'd like to
know
what is the best equipment (models) including firewall, vpn security, and
all features inside.
please let me know it , any help is welcome
Thanks in advance and sorry by my ignorance !
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