ipsec is a vpn tunnel type. you could also do l2tp or openvpn with pfsense. in your case you need a tunnel type ans ipsec take 2 minutes to setup with pfsense at both sides.
what you do with it is totally up to you. On Sep 14, 2011 4:29 PM, "m...@grounded.net" <m...@grounded.net> wrote: > I don't recall seeing IPSEC mentioned but it's an idea. > >> vpn and host use the other end. we do that all the time. it doesnt >> matter if you are trying to use the gateway, or sipx. it's the same >> "network" as private, but routed. > > I love it. I'll have to set up a test and give it a try. > >> with an ipsec connection your two networks can't overlap. you'll also >> want to create a route at each end to the network it already has, so >> dns lookups from the remote phones can resolve through the sipx host. >> it also means tftp will work for phone provisioning if you configure >> the tftp server in the remote firewall dhcp settings. it's all very >> slick and works well. > > This was something that was kinda confusing when I first started using sipx. The packets were going back to the main router until I realized I needed to tell sipx to use the pfsense box as it's gateway. > > I think all of the phones are polycom 550's but not absolutely sure. > > _______________________________________________ > sipx-users mailing list > sipx-users@list.sipfoundry.org > List Archive: http://list.sipfoundry.org/archive/sipx-users/
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