VPN requirements
I’m looking for some input on a VPN setup.
I currently have the following configuration and I’m required to setup
a VPN to a specific system on our LAN using ike policy.
Internet < -- > DMZ with shorewall firewall < -- > Internal Lan
What should I be looking at in accomplishing a VPN to one machine in
my LAN? I’m just looking for some ideas on what I would need to do so
this and I can dig up the details myself.
Thanks,
Dave
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