[afnog] Re : Site-to-site VPN

AFAHOUNKO Danny afahounko at gmail.com
Tue Dec 1 12:46:43 UTC 2009


can use SSL and pre-share keys ...


On 12/01/2009 12:39 PM, Makan SIMAGA wrote:
> Thanks Phil,
> But openvpn is a SSL VPN or IPsec VPN?
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>   Makan SIMAGA
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> ________________________________
> De : Phil Regnauld<regnauld at nsrc.org>
> À : Makan SIMAGA<makansimaga at yahoo.fr>
> Cc : afnog at afnog.org
> Envoyé le : Mar 1 Décembre 2009, 12 h 24 min 32 s
> Objet : Re: [afnog] Site-to-site VPN
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> Makan SIMAGA (makansimaga) writes:
>> Hi,
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>> I want to connect two site with a VPN but I hesitate between  IPcop with openvpn addon and a debian box with openvpn package.
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>      Hi Makan,
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>      It depends what you want to achieve.  For the lowest overhead possible,
>      I'd suggest using something IPsec based, but OpenVPN works very well,
>      no matter what you run it on.
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>> Is it possible to authenticate my active directory domain users during their connexion?
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>      If you mean AD/LDAP authentication for OpenVPN users, yes:
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>      http://amigo4life.googlepages.com/openvpn
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>      ... but this is not "site-to-site"...
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>> What technology is the most appropriate in my case IPsec VPN or SSL VPN?
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>      For the site-site part, I'd use OpenVPN or IPsec, and for the roaming
>      users, just use OpenVPN.  We do this with certificates and our own CA
>      where I work, for Windows, Mac and Linux users.  Works fine.
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>      Cheers,
>      Phil
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