[VOIPSEC] softphones and VPNs
Netfortius
netfortius at gmail.com
Tue Apr 4 09:43:59 CDT 2006
On Tuesday 04 April 2006 09:21, Craig wrote:
> All, I'm hoping someone can help out with some configuration and/or
> solution suggestions. I am on the design team of a VoIP project. The
> solution we are designing has two separate VLANs, one for voice and one
> for data. The only traffic allowed to travel between VLANs is DNS,
> DHCP, SNMP and NTP. The customer is interested in using softphones
> remotely (business trips, for example) on laptops only. What we would
> like to do is make it as simple for the user as possible. What we would
> like to do is set up a VPN solution where the customer establishes one
> VPN back to the corporate network to check email and make phone calls.
> The VPN server would be attached to both VLANs and distribute the
> traffic to the correct VLAN.
>
> Does anyone know of a VPN server that will do this? Another solution?
>
> Thanks In Advance.
I am in the process of trying something similar (do not have the VoIP stuff in
place, yet), but in a rather different mode: I am planning to do it via
Citrix. I had great success with sound properly handled through ICA, and -
even though my Cisco rep has never heard of this being done - I see no reason
for why not trying it. I hate any client-VPN based solution, thus the attempt
I just mentioned.
... so, also piggy-backing on your question: has anybody tried a softphone
within Citrix sessions? I am planning to give it a shot, anyway (seeing - or,
better said, hearing - is believing), but just out of curiosity ...
Stefan
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