1. VPN

2. What is VPN An arrangement that provides connections between: An arrangement that provides connections between: –Offices –remote workers and –the Internet Without requiring a dedicated Line Without requiring a dedicated Line Also known as private networks between sites Also known as private networks between sites

3. VPN-Remote Access, and Interoffice Connections Rational for VPN Between Offices Rational for VPN Between Offices Productivity Away from the Office Productivity Away from the Office VPN Technology VPN Technology

4. Between Offices Shared circuits within the carrier networks Shared circuits within the carrier networks Adding capacity to a VPN is: Adding capacity to a VPN is: –Simpler than adding a high-speed –Customer needs only high-speed from its building to the carrier’s network

5. Productivity Away from the Office Overcomes dial up costs and slowness Overcomes dial up costs and slowness Access via a browser to corporate data bases is the same Access via a browser to corporate data bases is the same –at home or –in the office

6. Newer VPN Technology VPN Site-to-Site VPN Site-to-Site –MPLS –IP VPNs Secure Access on VPNs for Remote Access Secure Access on VPNs for Remote Access –IPSec (Internet protocol security) –SSL (Secure socket layer) security

7. Secure Access on VPNs for Remote Access –IPSec (Internet protocol security) - requires client software on computers Established a secure, encrypted link to a security device at the carrier or the enterprise. Established a secure, encrypted link to a security device at the carrier or the enterprise. –THIS IS TUNNELING –SSL (Secure socket layer) security – is a newer VPN method. Access is embedded in browsers so the organizations are not required to install special client software in each users computer. Access is embedded in browsers so the organizations are not required to install special client software in each users computer.

8. Rational for VPN Between Offices Employees Employees Branch Offices Branch Offices Business Partners Business Partners

9. MPLS (Multiprotocol Label Switching) –VPNs Everyone-to-Everyone Link –Classes of Service –Prioritize Particular Traffic –Electronic Tags on MPLS packets –Service Components

10. VPNs Everyone-to-Everyone Link Customer provides to SP Customer provides to SP –A list of IP addresses for each site in the VPN Carrier uses the list to define a closed group of users allowed to communicate with each other Carrier uses the list to define a closed group of users allowed to communicate with each other

11. Classes of Service –Prioritize Particular Traffic Customer chooses 4-5 classes of service Customer chooses 4-5 classes of service –Used to define priority –Data, voice, video (low class  high)

12. Electronic Tags on MPLS packets MPLS attached tags to packets MPLS attached tags to packets Router reads tags and sets priority Router reads tags and sets priority Bypass the routing table lookup Bypass the routing table lookup Good VoIP feature Good VoIP feature

13. Service Components T1 typical to carrier T1 typical to carrier Separate access lines Separate access lines –MPLS (trusted sources) –Internet (high levels of security)

14. VPNs Everyone-to-Everyone Link Mess service Mess service MPLS VPN traffic is carried separately from public internet traffic to guarantee levels of service. MPLS VPN traffic is carried separately from public internet traffic to guarantee levels of service. IP VPNs – site-to-site using the public Internet with IPSec IP VPNs – site-to-site using the public Internet with IPSec IPSec creates a tunnel for each packet IPSec creates a tunnel for each packet Tunnel hides the destination IP address Tunnel hides the destination IP address Scrambles data by encrypting it Scrambles data by encrypting it

15. VPNs for International Connectivity IPSec VPNs – Public internet-Based VPNs for Intersite Connections IPSec VPNs – Public internet-Based VPNs for Intersite Connections Network-Based IPSec VPNs – over carrier private IP Networks Network-Based IPSec VPNs – over carrier private IP Networks

16. IPSec VPNs – Public internet-Based VPNs for Intersite Connections The VPN provider manages the intercountry portion of the network The VPN provider manages the intercountry portion of the network Carrier’s POP refers to the site where its equipment resides Carrier’s POP refers to the site where its equipment resides NTT, BT, AT&T, Infonet, MCI, Sprint, Equant all offer intercontinental service. NTT, BT, AT&T, Infonet, MCI, Sprint, Equant all offer intercontinental service.

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