Hi All.
We are wishing to setup VPN via L2TP in an end-to-end scenario.
However, we have some queries regarding the integration of OpenL2TP in this
end-to-end scenario.
=== The intended scneario (Very High Level) ===
OpenL2TP-framework is set up, and an end-point-client connects to this VPN.
=== The intended scneario (High Level) ===
LAC is set up on machine M1.
LNS is set up on machine M2.
Android Phone C1 connects to VPN, using *M1 as the server in the
credentials* (please correct me if I am wrong in this regard).
=== Queries ===
a)
Following *static, pre-configured* settings have been done ::
On LAC (M1) ::
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1)
Peer-Profile(s) for C1 authentication etc.
2)
PPP-Profile(s) for C1 authentication etc.
3)
Tunnel-Profile(s), that will be used to create M1 <--> M2
tunnels when end-point-VPN-requests (calls) come in.
4)
Session-Profile(s), that will be used to create M1 <--> M2
sessions when end-point-VPN-requests (calls) come in.
On LNS (M2) ::
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No profile to be set up.
Will the above *pre-configurations* suffice, and cause all tunnel/session
creations to be done *automatically* ?
Or tunnel/session creations need to be created on the fly *pseudo-manually*
upon *each* incoming end-point-VPN-request ?
Hoping for a reply to the above, as it will help clear our understanding of
how openl2tp may fit into the larger scheme of things.
Thanks and Regards,
Ajay
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