Checkpoint has documents in their public configuration documents section on
setting up a VPN between Cisco Pix and a Cisco router with IPSEC IOS loaded.
I have personally setup VPNs with both. One thing to note is that the VPN
throughput on a Cisco 2500 series was not that high. I would go with either
1700 or 2600 series router depending on what interfaces you need on the
router. I know you did not want another Checkpoint VPN-1 module but the new
Checkpoint 5 user Small office license and a security appliance like
Intrusion.com's PDS2100 or the Nokia IP110 with be very comparably priced to
a Cisco 2600 and the IOS firewall/IPSEC feature set.
-----Original Message-----
From: "Roßmanith, Peter"
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 3/1/01 8:45 AM
Subject: [FW1] topology with vpn-1 and router
hi world,
i am searching for a cheap solution to get a small office (5 pc) into my
vpn
(i dont want to install a vpn-1 modul on this lokation).
i have different vpn-1 modules on different locations.
i want to connect the office by vpn to this locations.
the office should be able to browse in the internet.
i think about a router with vpn capabilities.
has anyone expieriences with a config. like this ?
any suggestions ?
THANKS IN ADVANCE !!!
:-)
Peter
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