How To Configure VPNs using Cisco Packet Tracer - Part FOUR

Virtual Private Networks - Part Four. We will continue configuring VPNs using the Command Line Interface within Cisco Packet Tracer. Terms discussed include: IPsec tunnel, Internet Key Exchange (IKE) Phase 1 and Phase 2.

[@cameronfinley2002]

Thanks a heap for this video series. I was looking for a PT VPN tutorial and couldn't have asked for anything better. This was a lot of work and I really appreciate it.

[@GregSouth]

Nice one @Cameron Finley! Thanks for the feedback and so glad it helped!

[@artursouto8525]

Thanks thanks thanks!

[@valererodriguengaakoa1763]

Good morning sir, pls can you explain how can a device connect to your site to site VPN?

[@GregSouth]

Hi there, remember this is a site to site VPN - it's not an example of a remote access VPN. More PC's in either LAN (network 192.168.10.0/24 or 192.168.30.0/24) can be added and traffic from these PC's from and to each LAN can then be encrypted over the VPN - this is done by identify the interesting traffic on the router. So any new PCs traffic on LAN on R1 going to LAN on R2 will be classed as interesting. This traffic will trigger the IPSec VPN - ensuring then the traffic is encrypted. Hope this helps and all the best. Greg