par bruno » 04 Juin 2002 21:05
Salut à tous,
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<BR>Nous sommes en train, avec xavier d'essayer de mettre en place un VPN passerelle à passerelle avec E-smith pour tester la distrib.
<BR>Client nomade vers serveur en PPtP, tout fonctionne nickel.
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<BR>Par contre, serveur vers serveur, est-ce que quelqu'un l'a déjà fait ?
<BR>A priori, il semble qu'il manque une option dans l'interface web pour configurer ça ...
<BR>Ils en parlent dans la doc et disent qu'un revendeur agréé peut le mettre en place. Ne s'agit-il pas d'un bridage de la version téléchargeable ?
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<BR>Through the Partner Zone interface to our NOC, your Mitel Networks Corporation authorized reseller is able to very simply and easily create a
<BR>secure IPSEC VPN between your server and other ServiceLink-enabled servers. This provides an economical way of creating a private network
<BR>between different offices without having to pay for expensive VPN equipment of dedicated connections. Each location just needs a connection to the
<BR>Internet and a ServiceLink-enabled server. A VPN can be established between just two offices, or between any number of offices. All
<BR>communication occurs using the extremely secure IPSEC protocol, so no one can intercept and read your data as it travels across the Internet.
<BR>Note: IPSEC VPNs can only be established between servers operating in server-and-gateway mode. If you have a server operating in server-only
<BR>mode, it will not be able to participate in an IPSEC VPN.
<BR>Once your authorized reseller has established a VPN, the web panel (shown below) will show that your server is a member of a VPN and provide
<BR>information about the other systems to which your server is connected.
<BR><img src="http://www.e-smith.org/docs/manual/5.1/images/servicelink_vpn.jpg">
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<BR>From a user perspective, the major difference will be that when you open up (on Windows) your "Network Neighborhood" or "My Network Places", you will now see the servers at the other locations on your VPN.
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<BR>Note that when you establish a VPN using ServiceLink, one SME Server is designated to act as the "primary" server. All user accounts are created on this primary server and users must login with those accounts to access network resources. The other servers in the VPN (known as secondary servers) will function as gateways for the users on their local networks to access the VPN and Internet.
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