Got a question for you networking geniuses out there...
I currently VPN into a lab up in New York to get a hold of some company servers.
It goes like so... (incoming awesome ascii art)
Lethal -> Connectivity VPN client -> through a POS linksys router with open firewall ports to Nortel VPN server... -> to Nortel Server -> inside company LAN.
Well it turns out I will now have to go from this lab in New York through another VPN to a lab in Canada. So...
Lethal -> VPN Client -> linksys with open firewall to... -> nortel vpn server -> back through linksys gateway -> establish vpn connection somehow? to IPsec vpn in canada
This should be very easy right? Am I missing something obvious? I can't connect directly from my home office to the Canada lab due to policy requirements...
Trying to figure out how to get my laptop to route through the new vpn connection to Canada AFTER I hop on the original new york VPN.
Any ideas, or things to be aware of?
Much appreciation as always.
I currently VPN into a lab up in New York to get a hold of some company servers.
It goes like so... (incoming awesome ascii art)
Lethal -> Connectivity VPN client -> through a POS linksys router with open firewall ports to Nortel VPN server... -> to Nortel Server -> inside company LAN.
Well it turns out I will now have to go from this lab in New York through another VPN to a lab in Canada. So...
Lethal -> VPN Client -> linksys with open firewall to... -> nortel vpn server -> back through linksys gateway -> establish vpn connection somehow? to IPsec vpn in canada
This should be very easy right? Am I missing something obvious? I can't connect directly from my home office to the Canada lab due to policy requirements...
Trying to figure out how to get my laptop to route through the new vpn connection to Canada AFTER I hop on the original new york VPN.
Any ideas, or things to be aware of?
Much appreciation as always.