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From: Eric Anderson (anderson_at_centtech.com)
Date: Mon Dec 09 2002 - 17:00:06 CST

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    Fernando Gleiser wrote:
    > I'm sorry if this is OT for -security. I sent it to -questions but
    > got no answer.
    >
    > I need to set up a VPN between a corporate LAN and roaming users. The
    > firewall is a FreeBSD 4.7 box with ipf/ipnat and will act as a security
    > gateway for the tunnel.
    >
    > On the other side there are several Win2K/XP boxes connected to the
    > Internet via DSL/cable modem/dialup/carrier pigeon/whatever and they have
    > a different IP every time they connect.
    >
    > The problem is: every single doc/tutorial/man page/ I've read says how to
    > set up the SA with static IPs, but now one side is dynamic.
    >
    > So the questions are:
    >
    > 1. Is this posible?
    > 2. If it's posible, can I do it with IKE/ISAKMP?
    > 3. Does anybody have a pointer to a doc which says how to do it? I'll rtfm,
    > just tell me where the fm is :)

    1. Yes, it is possible.. You'll have to do something with certificates
    probably, or use mpd on the server end. There are other solutions,
    those are just a few things..

    2. Maybe.. Are you trying to connect each individual windows box, or
    are you going to have a firewall/gateway that does this for all of them
    (the entire lan)?

    3. I don't know .. maybe... I have this working, so maybe I should
    write one up.. :)

    Eric

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