We presently have two sites connected via a nailed-up VPN connection. Site 1 (corporate office) has a SonicWall Pro 2040 Enhanced, and site 2 (a data center) has a SonicWall NSA 2400.
I have a need to establish a site-to-site vpn connection to a remote office using a Cisco RV084 appliance.
We currently are in a shared office environment where our property manager has provided us with our own local area network.
There is a network switch but we don't have access to it - we essentially plug our network cables from the wall to our laptops/workstations - we get ip address that lo
I'm trying to establish a site-to-site VPN connection from office to datacenter.
Cisco RV042G and SonicWall NSA2400
In the office; we have the subnet 10.0.0.0/24 defined and hosts from
10.0.0.150 to 10.0.0.190 defined (.150 being the router)
In the datacenter; I have an interface (X4) that is setup for network 10.0.0.0/24 (.1 being the interface).
I can sucessfully establish the VPN connection
I have a Premium SSL Cert with a provider and they sent me chain.cer, site.pem and site.cer.
I remember a few monts ago, I visit a high quality web site. If I remember, I learned that site from github.
In the site, you can build your own linux server with all featers like Ram, HDD, CPU etc.
It was very expensive site but; when you select minimal feature for all, it was free.
And this site not for just a host site. The site was like some kind of a developer site.
I have nginx with the following setup:
server {
listen 80;
server_name site.com www.site.com;
root /home/site/public_html;
listen 443;
#server_name site.com www.site.com;
#root /home/site/public_html;
ssl_certificate /root/site.pem;
ssl_certificate_key /root/site.key;
However, when I view the SSL connection I
I have been having this problem accessing certain sites (one of which is mozilla.org).
In short, a tcp connection is established, but after that, all packets coming back from the remote site are dropped by the firewall - a Cisco PIX 515.
We have two office locations, A and B.
We have two ADSL2+ lines at both A and B, as well as a switch at both sites.
At site A, the ADSL2+ line is plugged into a system running pfSense 2.x, that's currently acting as a router/firewall for the computers at site A.
We have a single Ethernet cable linking site A to site B.
We'd like to use the ADSL2+ line at site B with the pfSense box as a redund
I am settings up my Windows 2008 Active Directory environment so that users can travel between 2 sites and still access their Desktop and My Documents folders.
Currently, we have 2 sites (Site A and Site B). Site A has been in existence for about a year and a half.
Now, we are adding Site B, which has Server B. Site A and Site B are connected via VPN.
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