On Tue, 22 Aug 2006, Joseph wrote:
I was thinking of using openVPN
No problem. We are using it without problems.
Armin
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#Joseph
On Tue, 2006-08-22 at 22:06 -0500, Brandon Galbraith wrote:
MPLS is a VPN, but it doesn't use encryption in most cases.
-brandon
On 8/22/06, Paul
Joseph wrote:
Is anybody making calls over VPN? If so what is the penalty as
encryption is involved.
I was planning to use VPN to register Sipura units to my local asterisk
this way I don't have to deal with NAT issues.
vpn's work just fine as long as the vpn end-points have enough
We've done this with OpenVPN and it works fine. I'd recommend that the VPN server is not on the same box as Asterisk. Stick it on a firewall/gateway box giving access to the network containing the Asterisk boxes behind it. This way the Asterisk box(es) is seeing normal unencrypted traffic and the
Yes, I agree. And one more thing: With some encrypt setups of openvpn the
data path is 'on hold' when openvpn recreates/renegotiates a new encryption.
This means that you have a short interrupt (some milliseconds) when openvpn
server
a) establishes a new connection
b) re-creates the encrypt-key
VPN's as General rule work very well compared to NAT Translation. I have two remote offices with 5 Grandstream GXP2000 SIP Phones in each both with 1Mbit SDSL. I use Juniper Netscreen 5GT's to handle the interoffice VPN's using Route Based VPN. One thing I have noticed however is you cannot
Is anybody making calls over VPN? If so what is the penalty as
encryption is involved.
I was planning to use VPN to register Sipura units to my local asterisk
this way I don't have to deal with NAT issues.
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#Joseph
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We did a setup of 70 sites connected back to a central Asterisk box, and
it worked very well over an MPLS VPN.
regards,
PaulH
AsteriskIT
www.asteriskit.com.au
On Tue, 2006-08-22 at 20:43 -0600, Joseph wrote:
Is anybody making calls over VPN? If so what is the penalty as
encryption is
We did a setup of 70 sites connected back to a central Asterisk box, and
it worked very well over an MPLS VPN.
regards,
PaulH
AsteriskIT
www.asteriskit.com.au
The best part about VPN is that it makes it harder for the ISPs to track
and mess with. ;-)
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Henry J. Cobb
MPLS is a VPN, but it doesn't use encryption in most cases.-brandonOn 8/22/06, Paul Hales [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:We did a setup of 70 sites connected back to a central Asterisk box, and
it worked very well over an MPLS VPN.regards,PaulHAsteriskITwww.asteriskit.com.auOn Tue, 2006-08-22 at 20:43
Funnily enough, in this case the ISP supported our choice of running
Asterisk...
PaulH
AsteriskIT
www.asteriskit.com.au
On Tue, 2006-08-22 at 22:04 -0500, Henry J. Cobb wrote:
We did a setup of 70 sites connected back to a central Asterisk box, and
it worked very well over an MPLS VPN.
I was thinking of using openVPN
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#Joseph
On Tue, 2006-08-22 at 22:06 -0500, Brandon Galbraith wrote:
MPLS is a VPN, but it doesn't use encryption in most cases.
-brandon
On 8/22/06, Paul Hales [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We did a setup of 70 sites connected back to a
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