Create a Computer where I am connected to a IPSEC VPN (Fortinet) and create a VPN Server so that 3 or 4 people can connect to share that one VPN Conne

Thanks for invite. Yes thats definitely possible. does fortinet provide that VPN client for Linux? If they provide then consider it done. It will be like pptp/openvpn client --> Your Own Middle VPN Router --> Fortinet VPN gateway Regards usman

Hello Sir, I am Working with 3 tier Data Center Organization as a Linux/Network Expert, I have more than 8 years experience in, Linux Server Setup, Configuration, Security, Web security, Web hosting and Database, Mail Services Administration , working on more than 1000 of Linux servers. I have completely go through your project and very interested to work on this project. I will setup VPN connectivity for your server and clients with multiple connections successfully as working these task on daily basis in data center servers. You can also check the feedback/reviews for the reference of my work on my profile. Please give me opportunity to do the same and feel free to let me know if you have any concern. Please initiate chat to discuss more.I will do according your budget tell me. Thanks

I am a Senior Network Engineer with 6+ years of experience with project design and implementation in middle and large size companies in my country. I am CCIEw Route and Switch, CCNA, CCNA Voice, CCNP R&S certified and hold a M.Sc. Degree in Computer Science. In your case you need a computer (VM) that will act as a VPN client, and all the other PC-s should use it as a gateway for the VPN connection. Their source IP will be natted to the VPN client source IP in this client computer

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I am a senior IT Support. Familiar with network planning, management and maintenance. Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions. Thanks!

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good afternoon! Very nice project with great detailed and clear tasks! i am a linuxoid over 15 years, during my career at IBM company released a lot of МЗТ ыукмукы. with pleasure will take your project

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Hi. I am experienced linux administrator (ubuntu, opensuse, debian server, java tomcat, kvm virtualization and networking)

Hi.. I can do this for you ... also looking for good reviews. .. Thanks.

Hi, I will be glade to help you in your IPSEC VPN implementation, for that i can propose two solutions which can cover your needs: 1st: We can use a fortigate SSL VPN:This solution can gives you more than one connection on real time and lets you choose between web portal access or client VPN SSL but the only inconvenient is the time out that cut the VPN if there is no traffic. 2nd: We can opt for the IPSEC VPN: In that one we have two ways to solve your problem: - By using VMs and configuring the physical machine as gateway of client to site IPSECVPN - By using a free virtual appliance firewall (in linux VM) and configuring a site to site IPSEC with your fortigate. Feel free to give me your opinion on which solution you prefer and to send me more details of this installation. Once i get your ok, a project sheet detailing the various steps will be sent to you. Best regards,

If you have Access to the Fortigate Adminpanel you can confiugre easely more Users with different Credentials for more VPN Connections with the Client. Or i have a Free VPN IP SEC Server application for Windows for a Virtuell Machine an you can do it on the way you like. But you need for this virtual Machine a Fixed IP. And also a good Firewall to do some Security Settings. And also a Negativity is the Datarate from the ``VPN Shared Connection``. It could be very slow. It depend on the Upload Datarates.

I offer to set up much more reliable solution is OpenVPN with OTP authorisation. Unlimited users, web-based admin panel, auto key management, auto-client configuration. Have running system for demonstration.

Hello, I can help you setup one machine which can act as the Server and share the VPN with other machines due to the XAUTH issue you are facing with Fortigate FW. In case you got access to control Fortigate Firewall, I can setup alternative VPN method which can allow the VPN setup on the Router which you are using on the other end. Please give some more details if its possible on Pvt Message board.

I've worked in the past with Fortigate equipment. It can be configured to allow you to use the built in capabilities of Microsoft, Apple and Linux operating systems to connect without the client, and it can be used to allow multiple connections. Configuration of such is actually trivial, and can be completed within a short amount of time.