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learnq


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06-05-06 12:12 AM

I have seen vpn diagram like

(vpnserver1-12.13.14.15)---internet---(14.15.16.18-vpnserver2)

Here 12.13.14.15 and 14.15.16.18 are real ip.

i need internet to test my vpn connection .

I want to simulte that in my home connection .

pc2--(eth0)vpnserver1(eth1)--------(eth1)vpnserver2(eth0)---pc2

can anyone tell me how do i need to setup .
What ip i need to give on those eth1 interface ?
Without giving  same serise ip like 192.168.10.6/24
and 192.168.10.8 /24 on eth1 i can not connect 2 pcs ..
Who to design the test network with ips (we have 4 pc)?

Please help me.






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    Re: how to setup test vpn for learning  
Simon


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06-06-06 12:13 AM

learnq wrote:
> I have seen vpn diagram like
>
> (vpnserver1-12.13.14.15)---internet---(14.15.16.18-vpnserver2)
>
> Here 12.13.14.15 and 14.15.16.18 are real ip.
>
> i need internet to test my vpn connection .
>
> I want to simulte that in my home connection .
>
> pc2--(eth0)vpnserver1(eth1)--------(eth1)vpnserver2(eth0)---pc2
>
> can anyone tell me how do i need to setup .
> What ip i need to give on those eth1 interface ?
> Without giving  same serise ip like 192.168.10.6/24
> and 192.168.10.8 /24 on eth1 i can not connect 2 pcs ..
> Who to design the test network with ips (we have 4 pc)?
>
> Please help me.
>
Hi,
Assuming these are vpn boxes with a wan and lan eth port then it should
all work fine with the 2 wan ports on the same subnet like
192.168.1.0/24 then the subnets on the lan side natted to the wan
address. Make sure the 2 lan subnets are different of course.
Might help if you told us what the routers were.
simon





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