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site-to-site: Kerio VPN or IPsec [message #103662]

Mon, 10 June 2013 11:56

sfhn
Messages: 37
Registered: April 2008

Hi,

if you use on both locations kerio control, what should be used?

I would be interested in considerations about performance and securtiy.

Many Thanks

Sebastian

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Re: site-to-site: Kerio VPN or IPsec [message #104104 is a reply to message #103662]

Mon, 24 June 2013 01:35

Jonas Rodrigues (Kerio) is currently offline

Jonas Rodrigues (Kerio)
Messages: 238
Registered: January 2013
Location: Sydney

Hi Sebastian,

If you can connect two or more Kerio Controls via VPN tunnel, use Kerio VPN. Kerio VPN tunnel is able to seek

routes in remote networks.

All the best,

Kerio Technical Support
Log Support Incidents here: http://www.kerio.com/support
Also, please use our KB: http://kb.kerio.com

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Re: site-to-site: Kerio VPN or IPsec [message #104107 is a reply to message #104104]

Mon, 24 June 2013 11:09

giampos
Messages: 82
Registered: May 2005

Jonas Rodrigues (Kerio) wrote on Mon, 24 June 2013 01:35

Hi Sebastian,

If you can connect two or more Kerio Controls via VPN tunnel, use Kerio VPN. Kerio VPN tunnel is able to seek

routes in remote networks.

All the best,

That's right, but If you need to control e manage bandwidth an protocols inside the tunnel, you need Ipsec, it isn't true?

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