IPCop readily supports IPSec site-to-site (also called net-to-net) VPN. The actual transfer involves the following steps: Gateway 1 and Gateway 2 establish a VPN tunnel. When a host in Office 1 sends data to a host in Office 2, VPN Gateway 1 encrypts the data, encapsulates the encrypted data in an IP packet, and sends this packet to VPN Gateway 2.

VPN client for IPCOP - LinuxQuestions.org Nov 02, 2006 Jan 11, 2011 · On Coruscant firewall hit the “Add” button in the middle of “Connection status and control” tab so you can decide the type of VPN connection; we’re trying to connect two networks so we choose Net-to-Net Virtual Private Network in the following screen, then we press add to continue (screenshot) Just > follow the instructions! > Left that part out, sorry. I expect all my remote users to use the roadwarrior setup with a vpn client on each box that is used to access the corporate network. I expect (at the moment) no net-net configurations. Do you mean the instructions on the IPCop documentation? Mike Net to Net VPN(ipsec) using IPCOP. I have had some issues with IPCOPs VPN system. It always takes me ages to work out these problems. So I decided to create a virtual

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2.7. VPNs Menu - IPCop A Host-to-Net connection is where IPCop is at one end of the VPN tunnel and a remote or mobile user is on the other end. The mobile user is most likely to be a laptop user with a dynamic public IP address assigned by an ISP, hence the terms Host-to-Net or Roadwarrior. 2.7.1. Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) - IPCop A Host-to-Net connection is where IPCop is at one end of the VPN tunnel and a remote or mobile user is on the other end. The mobile user is most likely to be a laptop user with a dynamic public IP address assigned by an ISP, hence the terms Host-to-Net or Roadwarrior. Guard Your Network with IPCop, Part 5: Your First Site-to IPCop readily supports IPSec site-to-site (also called net-to-net) VPN. The actual transfer involves the following steps: Gateway 1 and Gateway 2 establish a VPN tunnel. When a host in Office 1 sends data to a host in Office 2, VPN Gateway 1 encrypts the data, encapsulates the encrypted data in an IP packet, and sends this packet to VPN Gateway 2.