Hi Edgar,

Am Don, 2003-08-07 um 22.41 schrieb Edgar Bautista Monroy:
> scenario 1
> 
> I need to comunicate a branch office to my central office, behind of each
> one I�ve got o network ( in my central office there is a NT domain
> and in the other end a point to point network windows network ) the need to
> make this implementation is to connect the branch office to use the
> DB and run our applications beside I�d like to masq the ip addresses in this
> side to provide internet service in this branch using the local gateway.
> 
> 
> I�ve read some articles about but I�ve got some doubts:
> 
> Do I need two registered IP�s one for each gateway?
It is easier if at least one gateway uses a permanent IP address. 

> Do I need to implement Samba in each gateway to see all the network from any
> PC behind the gateway?
No. But you probably want WINS or DNS support across the VPN.

> Which is the best option to suit this situation opportunistic encryption or
> Network-to Network VPN ?
Network-to-Network VPN in your terminology. If you know the peers it is
always safer to specifically set it up than to use OE.

> I�ve got a linux 8.0 running to masq all the ip addresses , could I use this
> box to do more than masq ip�s addresses?
> this one in connected to a ISDN modem with a static IP.
What do you mean? Of course, this box can be firewall, VPN gateway, etc.
Although if you are using ISDN do not expect that much throughput.
> 
> 
> scenario 2
> 
> Basically it differs on how to implemet the scenario 1 using " Road Warriors
> "  I mean my remote clients
> should be Windows 9x ,XP, 2000 instead of using a gateway in the other end,
> the reason in because I need my client can connect to
> my central office to provive access to my DB.
Well, WinXP and 2k have a native IPsec client. Microsoft provides an
free upgrade to Win9x. But you can always use the commercial clients
like SSH Sentinel and Soft Remote. All clients can talk to FreeS/WAN.

> 
> 
> I read the documentation on the Frees/Wan site but can some one recommend me
> another site?
The following page has many links to additional documentation (esp.
Windows)
http://www.freeswan.org/freeswan_trees/freeswan-2.01/doc/interop.html
> Is it possible to implement this solution in a lab enviroment before in a
> production enviroment?
If you have the hardware: yes.

Cheers,

Ralf
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