This is a discussion on VPN with CIPE within the Linux Security forums, part of the System Security and Security Related category; Dear all I would like to configure a VPN with CIPE between a Redhat 9 Maschine and a Windows Client. ...
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Dear all I would like to configure a VPN with CIPE between a Redhat 9
Maschine and a Windows Client. I read capture 6 of the RH documentation about CIPE install and config, but I still have a question: How do I need to configure CIPE to handle the case when the internet provider for the RH box and the one on the other side of the internet renew the ip adresses without losing connection between these two clients? Thanks in advance Peter |
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Peter Höltschi wrote:
> Dear all I would like to configure a VPN with CIPE between a Redhat 9 > Maschine and a Windows Client. I read capture 6 of the RH documentation > about CIPE install and config, but I still have a question: How do I > need to configure CIPE to handle the case when the internet provider for > the RH box and the one on the other side of the internet renew the ip > adresses without losing connection between these two clients? > > Thanks in advance > Peter > To build the tunnel you need at least one fixed address. The tunneling cannot connect if it does not know the address of the other end. This applies to *all* tunnel protocols. One end may be dynamic, however. It has then to build the tunnel with the fixed address of the other end. If the NAT does not change during the connection, you could maybe use some dynamic DNS to resolve the peer address. Point your favourite search engine to 'dynamic dns' and follow the links. HTH Tauno Voipio tauno voipio @ iki fi |