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Introduction to Virtual Private Networks Session 305
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Agenda
• Scope of this Session • Intro and History of VPNs • VPN Technology Building Blocks • Basic VPN Architectures • Next Generation VPN Solutions 305 1112_06F9_c2
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Scope of this Session
• Provide a basic understanding of the component technologies relevant to VPNs • Show how these technologies fit together to provide today’s VPN solutions • Speculate on some of the VPN advances that may come along in the near future • For further info attend Dave Phillip’s Level 2 Deploying VPN Solutions (Session 313) 305 1112_06F9_c2
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What Is a VPN Service ?
A “VPN service” is a service which offers secure, reliable connectivity over a shared public network infrastructure such as the Internet. Because the infrastructure is “shared”, connectivity can be provided at lower cost than existing dedicated private networks
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A VPN Analogy!
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Traditional VPNs Regional Office Remote Office
128 K
Enterprise
T1
64 K
AAA
DMZ Frame Relay Service Provider
56 K Remote Office
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GRE Tunnel IP Network
Web Servers DNS Server STMP Mail Relay
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What’s Driving VPN Offerings Reduced Networking Costs
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Increased Network Flexibility
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VPN Building Blocks
Management
Tunneling
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Provisioning
Security
QoS
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Tunneling Types Tunneling Tunneling
Layer 2/Layer 3
Compulsory or Voluntary
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Layer 2 vs. Layer 3 Tunneling Tunneling
Tunneling Comparison IP Centric
Layer 3
Less Integrated Solutions Solutions Still in Definition Stage Center on PPP
Layer 2
Multiprotocol Integrated With Existing Access Technologies
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Generic Route Encapsulation (GRE)
IP Network GRE Tunnel
IP
GRE
Network Packet
Transport Protocol
Carrier Protocol
Passenger Protocol
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Compulsory Tunnel Model LAC
PPP VPDN DATA
LNS
VPDN
DATA
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Voluntary Tunnel Model
LAC
PPP
DATA
LNS
VPDN
DATA
• Generic PPP encapsulated data from any standard client
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PPP Tunneling Tunneling Tunneling
L2TP
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PPTP
PPPoE
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L2TP Tunneling Tunneling
LAC
LNS
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Microsoft Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol Tunneling Tunneling
LAC
LNS
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PPP over Ethernet Hosts Run PPPoE Client SW
Runs RFC 1483 Bridge Mode
Tunneling Tunneling LAC
ATM PVC DSLAM
Host 1 DSL CPE
Key Benefits VI VI
Host 2
DSL
Corporate
PPP Tunneling Routing, etc.
VI VI
•• Leverages Leverages existing existing Ethernet Ethernet based based infrastructure infrastructure ISP
PPP over Ethernet
•• Preservation Preservation of of Dial Dial Model— Model— PPP PPP session-based session-based communication communication
•• Allows Allows multiple multiple PPP PPP sessions sessions to to be be initiated initiated within within home home LAN LAN •• Enables Enables destination destination selection selection
• Informational RFC
•• DSL DSL Modem Modem Independent Independent (must (must run run RFC RFC 1483 1483 Bridging) Bridging)
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VPN Security Security Security
• IPSec • MPPE
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IPSec Transport Mode Security Security
IP Network IPSec Transport Mode
Router LEFT
Router RIGHT
IP HDR
IP HDR
Data
IPSec HDR
Data May Be Encrypted
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IPSec Tunnel Mode Security Security
SP 1 IPSec Tunnel Mode
SP 2
Router LEFT
Router RIGHT
IP HDR
New IP HDR IPSec HDR
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IPSec VPN Client Operation Remote User w/IPSec Client
Public Network
Home Gateway Router
Home Network
Security Security
Secure Secure Tunnel Tunnel Established Established
Certificate Authority/ AAA
Dial Access to Corporate Network Exchange X.509 or One-Time Password
Authentication Approved
IKE Negotiation
Encrypted Data flows
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Microsoft Point-to-Point Encryption Security Security
PPTP Tunnel
LNS
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VPNs and Quality of Service
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VPNs and Quality of Service
PBX
Tunnel
AAA CA
Conforming Traffic • Classification
• Policing
CAR CAR
CAR CAR
• Congestion • Avoidance WRED WRED
• Tunnel Layer Layer 2TP 2TP IPSec, IPSec, GRE GRE Voice Premium IP Best Effort
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Management and Provisioning
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Architectures
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VPN Architectures
Cisco IOS®
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VPN Architectures and Applications Type
Application
Access
VPN
Remote Connectivity
Intranet VPN
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Benefits
Dedicated Dial
Ubiquitous Access Lower Cost
Business-to Business
External Connectivity
ISDN
Leased Lines
Extend Connectivity Lower Cost
Fax, Mail, EDI
Facilitates E-Commerce
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Access VPNs
Compulsory or Voluntary Tunneling Solutions
Potential Operations and Infrastructure Cost Savings
Enterprise AAA CA
DMZ
Ubiquitous Access • Modem, ISDN • Xdsl, Cable
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Service Provider A Web Servers DNS Server STMP Mail Relay
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The Intranet VPN
Extends the Corporate IP Network across a Shared WAN
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Potential Operations and Infrastructure Cost Savings
Web Servers DNS Server STMP Mail Relay
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The Extranet VPN
Supplier
Enterprise
Business Partner Service Provider B
DMZ
AAA CA
Service Provider A
Extends Connectivity To Business Partners, Suppliers and Customers
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Security Policy Very Important
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The Complete VPN
Supplier
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Business Partner Service Provider B Remote Office
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Deployment Alternatives Service Provider Focused
Collaborative
Enterprise Focused
Service Provider
Service Provider
Service Provider
Supplies Majority of VPN Solution Equipment Service Training Help Desk
Supplies Hardware Qos to Bandwidth Offering
Supplies Basic Network Access
Enterprise
Enterprise
Enterprise
Manages Security Services
Application and Configuration Management Help Desk Support
Supplies VPN Equipment Manages Network
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Next Generation VPNs
• Multiservice VPNs • MPLS VPNs “Next generation networks must allow the corporation to thrive on change…” The Burton Group
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Multiservice VPNs Tokyo
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Multiservice VPNs PBX
Remote Office Enterprise AAA CA
DMZ
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MPLS VPNs Corp A Site 3
VPN Membership Based on Interface And Unique RD Corp A Site 1
Corp A Site 2
Mpls Network Corporate Corporate A A MPLS MPLS VPN VPN
Corp B Site 2
Corporate Corporate B B MPLS MPLS VPN VPN
Corp B Site 3 Corp B Site 1
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Summary
QoS
Security Mgmt.
Platforms
Services
Core
Scalability Standards Based Future Flexibility
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Other Useful Information
Location Cisco VPN Solutions
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/779/largeent/learn/technologies/vpn/
L2TP
http://search.ietf.org/internet-drafts/draft-ietf-pppext-l2tp-15.txt
IPSec
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/cc/cisco/mkt/security/encryp/tech/ipsec_wp.htm
PPTP
http://search.ietf.org/internet-drafts/draft-ietf-pppext-pptp-10.txt
MPPE
http://search.ietf.org/internet-drafts/draft-ietf-pppext-mppe-03.txt
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Q&A
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Thank You
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