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10 Apr 2011 17:08 #67206
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Can someone help me. I have a 2820IPPBX and a 2820N. The 2820ippbx sits in the office and the 2820n has been purchased to provide mobile access to out network (and I do mean mobile as I use a 3g USB for connectivity).
My first venture into VPN was setting up a PPTP VPN. This worked, well worked ish. The lan to lan connection came up and I could get through, but the speed was SLOW VERY SLOW. Then I read that the firmware (3.3.5) had problems and I need to downgrade. I would prefer not to do this so I thought what about setting up a different type of lan to lan VPN (ipsec?)..
But now my question? Where do I start?
Please help.
Iain
Can someone help me. I have a 2820IPPBX and a 2820N. The 2820ippbx sits in the office and the 2820n has been purchased to provide mobile access to out network (and I do mean mobile as I use a 3g USB for connectivity).
My first venture into VPN was setting up a PPTP VPN. This worked, well worked ish. The lan to lan connection came up and I could get through, but the speed was SLOW VERY SLOW. Then I read that the firmware (3.3.5) had problems and I need to downgrade. I would prefer not to do this so I thought what about setting up a different type of lan to lan VPN (ipsec?)..
But now my question? Where do I start?
Please help.
Iain
Iain
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10 Apr 2011 19:04 #67213
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It might be the case, if you use the 2820n with a UMTS/3G connection that this problem can only be resolved by using a wired internet connection.
Latency in a mobile network is typically times N of a wired connection, and this is not good vor VPNs
Packet acceleration done by the Network cannot be used with high Encrypted VPNs. Using an IPSec Connection most likely will make the situation worse.
I dont think that PPtP has the same problems as an IPSec VPN over high latency network connections, my knowledge here is limited however.
But, try out, what happens if you use an unencrypted L2TP Lan2Lan connection. If things get better then, and, you dont have a problem, that a man in the middle might read your data, use this.
Latency in a mobile network is typically times N of a wired connection, and this is not good vor VPNs
Packet acceleration done by the Network cannot be used with high Encrypted VPNs. Using an IPSec Connection most likely will make the situation worse.
I dont think that PPtP has the same problems as an IPSec VPN over high latency network connections, my knowledge here is limited however.
But, try out, what happens if you use an unencrypted L2TP Lan2Lan connection. If things get better then, and, you dont have a problem, that a man in the middle might read your data, use this.
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