Hi
I don't think this will solve your problem, There is a huge difference
between a Dynamic IP and a private IP as you have,
I solved this problem like this:::
I have two Private IP's , so I rented a vserver with root access
(SOMEWHERE on the planet)something small only to handle redirects, BTW
you can also setup a APACHE redirect also on it to host from your
Private IP.
Set it up as a OPENvpn server and had both points connect to it thus
completing the circuit.
W
Fuchs, Martin wrote:
So then go on and use OpenVPN site-to-site… it works woth 2 dynamic IPs…
Dynamic IPs for IPSec will be in 1.3…
Regards,
Martin
*Von:* Anil Garg [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
*Gesendet:* Donnerstag, 28. Februar 2008 04:51
*An:* support@pfsense.com
*Betreff:* [pfSense Support] IPSEC
Hey guys - I am a happy camper with pfsense and recently upgraded to 1.2
and have no issues to report so far.
I am trying to hook up two pfsense boxes with IPSEC site to site....
It looks like that it needs a public ip address to create a tunnel. I
could try and get public IP address at one place but it looks like it
still will not work because I need public IP address on both sides.....
Have looked at all documents and spent many hours without avail...
Will some of you learned people suggest a way out.. I can only get a
Public IP address at one location and I am happy to do pay for that.
But the second location being a AT&T DSL in San Jose, CA - this is not
an option,.....
Much appreciate your help and guidance.
Best Regards
Anil Garg
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