Re: extra ip for vpn?


"firewall22" <firewall22@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> If you have a vpn server in your router, is it recommended to have an
> extra
> fixed ip for it?
> Or put the vpn on the standard fixed ip where the rest of the network is
> behind via nat and forwarding?

What do you mean by "in your router"?

Whatever you meant by that, there isn't a recommendation either way, it
should work on it's own or sharing with your gateway.

-Russ.


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