A question I often get asked as a Security consultant is how clients can deploy VPN connections to their branch office faster. A relatively simple option is getvpn or dmvpn. Below is an example Cisco get vpn design guide, suitable for IOS deployments. Recommended Baseline Network Topology This deployment shows the configuration steps required using centralized key servers, group members installed on the remote branch/office routers and a single GETVPN group. Four key servers are deployed across two data centers and the group members in the remote office are configured with the nearest key server. IP/MPLS core is just a transport

Are you interested in signing on for VPN services? If so, you should know that you'll have to select your preferred protocol. Some VPN provider companies offer only one protocol option to their customers, while others offer more than one choice. Our guide is designed to arm you with knowledge which you may utilize in order to make a smart and informed decision about which VPN protocol is most appropriate for your needs. We Don't Recommend PPTP PPTP isn't a good option. PPTP stands for "point to point tunneling" and it's a popular form of protocol since it's been used