Create an IPsec VPN tunnel using Packet Tracer - CCNA Security

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thanks for going slowly and showing, so many people on Utube talk about the whole lot and show 16 seconds of actual config at the end
Comment from : Danny Thomas

Thank you for such a very informative lecture But After carefully done the configuring of the routers following you my LAN PCs are not pingingI dont know why , is it because i have used packet tracer version 9?
Comment from : Ignacious Njaku

Superb Thanks !
Comment from : Important Tutorial

Thank you for your video I can finally finish my report😃
Comment from : I love cheese

i ping not replay sir
Comment from : Ron Piseth

Thank bro
Comment from : Renzo Ayala

hi! thank you very much for the video! Please tell me what settings you need to make on your computer? do I need to set a default gateway for it?
Comment from : Максим Утин

how can I allow internet traffic on this setup and also clients get dhcp insted of static? I've been trying that for past couple days with no luck :(
Comment from : TheShade247

Great, You clear my knowledge
Comment from : anil thakur

AWESOME TUTORIAL!!
Comment from : Joel Ortiz

What if it still fails to ping?
Comment from : Nicholas Barnes

16:55 when i look at my pdu details i don't see any more information after esp header, do you have any idea what might be wrong?
Comment from : Demi Krueger

YOU LITRALLY SAVED MEEEEEEEEEEE, THANKSS!!!brEDIT: YOUR VOICE IS SO RELAXING BY THE WAY
Comment from : Usama Masoud Fadhil Al Darwashi

Thanks! this was helpful had some slight trouble configuring this since I'm running NAT on my lab so I had to disabled it but still it works
Comment from : Melchor Sanchez

i like the way you explain things👍👍
Comment from : Bessie

Amazing explanation man! Regards ✌
Comment from : Erick Calzada

thank you very much!!!
Comment from : Abe Tuna

Nice
Comment from : khmer Networking Learning

But you can't ping PC-A from isp interface
Comment from : MRCOMPNET

Oh man! You just helped me to set the tunnel up! The pc was not pining initially and it pinged after multiple attempt
Comment from : Tauheed Khan

This is about the best tutorial I have seen brBravo
Comment from : Igah Sunday

Is the C1941 capable of using esp-sha2-hmac? SHA1 is outdated and insecure as today (2022)
Comment from : Miggi Red

getting error of 100 loss in ping of cisco version 811
Comment from : Ayush Shah

Word of warning Do NOT try to set up IPSEC via OSPF, configuring an interface for OSPF with IPSEC in packet tracer just does not work
Comment from : Dave Houser

Could someone share their pkt file with me please?
Comment from : fucktard fuckface

Hi brIf I want to make connection of three or more than three sites how can it be done
Comment from : Sohail Murtuza

it not works to me it does not encapsulate any thing hidden behind this?
Comment from : Man Yoeur

Thank you very muchbrYou are the bestbrthis license thing was killing my study projectbrMAAAAANY , MANY THAKS
Comment from : George Z

you are awsome
Comment from : Mukund Dabholkar

Dan the ip route command is not responding on packet trace 72
Comment from : Jamal Edwards

VERY GOOD LECTURE
Comment from : Rajesh Rk

Hats off bro awesome explanation
Comment from : Simis Playtime

cool, thanks
Comment from : Igor Lifanov

Thank you danscourses
Comment from : rajendra panga

thanks for the vid, this is the one i am looking for IPsec VPN tunnel to practice the concept behind
Comment from : Jan- Jan

Mate crystal clear explanation 👍
Comment from : veerabsc

This is a must to follow if you are new to networking or need to brush-up your skills doesn't talk too much, cool, and explains things in proper order
Comment from : Randy Mercado

why is the isakmp key visible in plain text in the run/config file (do show run) even when password-encryption service is enabled?
Comment from : Benjamin Coussement

Great video and straight to the point Following this guide gives some more insight in how IPSEC VPN tunnels work under the hood and should give you some ability to answer technical questions on the job Thanks!
Comment from : Thomas Bollaert

You're the best Sir thank you!😊
Comment from : Mąķųęì

You won't define IKEV1/IKEV2 modes in Cisco ?
Comment from : ankush koul

This is a great lab Thank you for sharing with us all of your knowledge One small error in the notes pasted in you tube crypto ipsec transform-set R1-R3 esp-aes 256 esp-sha-hmac should be crypto ipsec transform-set R1>-R3 esp-aes 256 esp-sha-hmac The greater than sign is missing and stops it from working
Comment from : Simba Durio

Just amazing
Comment from : Suraj Shah

Helped with my initial university project, thanks much from Belarus!
Comment from : Charapaha

can i put like access list 100 permit ip any any in this case
Comment from : CinyTube

you are great teacher that way of teaching
Comment from : CinyTube

This is perfect I was so sad when I thought CPT didn't have the functionality to lab tunnels I had no idea you could upgrade the Security Module
Comment from : Poba Pecon

thanks
Comment from : sanagiii

PC-B has no functional ports what does it mean?
Comment from : Francisco Ma Alexandra R

does transport mode with tunnel supported by packet tracer or not ? I tried with tunnel mode but unfortunately it didnot work for me
Comment from : SMEhsanul Amin

Hican anyone tell me whether this is site to site or remote access Vpn??
Comment from : arjun t

thanks chief didn't know , I had to activate a license on the packet tracer routers 😪 thanks
Comment from : Dexter

Great Video Sir Dans
Comment from : networkIT

the best teacher ever by far, love you SIR
Comment from : Lyes Ben sider

What does mean by group 5 ?brIs it a permission to give access only for five user’s
Comment from : Mohammed AB Zafer

Very very good explanation but i don't know why it's not working in my packet tracer I tried that 3 times
Comment from : Cris Biz

Dan thank you so much Im prepping for an interview as a Network Admin at what i would consider my dream company to work for here in Atlanta Im determined to demonstrate this ability to them will blow them away Thank you for your patience and clear direction I set mine in in PT and it works just as you said!! Thanks again!
Comment from : Tracy Suttles

Awesome
Comment from : Modi Ism

explained it better than my teacher already
Comment from : EddiexElite

I was just watching a video embedded in the ENSA Cisco text about IPSec in ch 8, and I swear to god it's you; sounds EXACTLY like you
Comment from : scott sparling

wow u made it easy dude
Comment from : Tinson Joseph Babu

great tutorial indeedbrcan you share the PT file please?
Comment from : Davide Pusceddu

thank you so much sir, from Indonesian student
Comment from : Wahyu Djuddah

I like u dan FROM MY HEARD AND THNKS U MY TEACHER
Comment from : Motion Design

Thanks Your configuration is 100 working and I tested on Packet Tracer 83
Comment from : Er Karan Arora

it didn't work for me anyone here, struggling to ping to PCs in the latest version of CISCO packet tracer?
Comment from : Alina Safina

Very Good Explain my Friend I am net engineer working ISP I have ccna, ccnp but i never seen good explain Ipsec like you)
Comment from : Javid Nazirov

Really cool video - I'm gonna do this project on my home lab
Comment from : Chris Hölbing

Please Sir, can you share the initial pka file?
Comment from : N O

Thank you Sir, It's very useful
Comment from : Anvar Azeez

Awesome video! Thank you!
Comment from : Sami Yanes

Excellent video, Dan! Thank you
Comment from : Daniel Lima

doesnt work for me when i try in my example :( When I use the show isakmp sa command, it is just blank when using the show crypto ipsec sa it shows no packets have been encrypted even when doing a few pings back and forth
Comment from : Lord Adz

Hello, just found this video, very impressed you explain things very easily Thank you!!!!
Comment from : Jack Herbert

Truly outstanding and informative tutorial Sir!
Comment from : Brett H

hi,, is it best to configure IPSec VPN on a Router or on Firewall ?
Comment from : gaurav chinnu

Can this config example also be used over GRE?
Comment from : SomeRandomInformation

Great job man!!
Comment from : Alex Gabriel

Straightforward and understandable Thanks Dan
Comment from : NYCBluesTRio

Superb explaination
Comment from : Mukund Dabholkar

I am getting RTO reaching R1 TO R3 Please provide solution
Comment from : Shreyas Golatkar

Thank you for this nice tutorial release brI still need to refresh this for the second time
Comment from : Ibrahim Salieu Kamara

hello sir can you provide a pkt file of this configuration please
Comment from : Saugat

Excellent video ! Great and clear explanation
Comment from : Nico Ferrari

Thank you very much You would kill it doing an asmr channel Dan, your voice is as smooth as butter
Comment from : returnMarcco

tunnel interface?
Comment from : frank groot

thank you sir now i understand ipsec vpn
Comment from : Turu dev

Thank you Mr Danscourses I would love to appreciate the amount of work and time that you put into making your teaching on ipsec vpn tunnel using packet tracer indeed almost all of your teaching in every area of cisco environment, it is very short of incredibly informative and interesting to learn it easily Many thanks once again for making time in your busy schedule give us awesome teaching God bless you!
Comment from : Tewodros lemma

Knowing i got my exam ttomorrow i hope your knowledge can help me through will donate if i pass
Comment from : merc 076

qualityvideo thank you very much
Comment from : A_Person

shood it work with dynamic IP address?
Comment from : wolrus

You made it look so easy, thanks a lot!
Comment from : Ali Jarkas

it says Request Time Out when tracing route from 1 to 3 and vice versa, it seems to work coz only 2 hops if tracing route to each other but this error of Request timed out , can you explain why this is so ?
Comment from : An