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pfSense – Configure VPN Site-to-Site IPsec with Certificate Authentication in pfSense Firewall



pfSense – Configure VPN Site-to-Site IPsec with Certificate Authentication (CA) in pfSense Firewall

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pfSense – How to Configure VPN Client-to-Site with OpenVPN on pfSense Firewall

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✳️ Other videos:

👉 How to Add an Exclusion to Windows Security on Windows:

📌 Firewall tutorials

✳️ pfSense Firewall

👉 pfSense – Configure VPN Site-to-Site IPsec with Certificate Authentication in pfSense Firewall:

👉 Configure VPN Client-to-Site with OpenVPN on pfSense Firewall:

👉 Configure Failover (Multiple WAN) on pfSense Firewall:

👉 Configure Multiple WAN Load Balancing on pfSense:

👉 Configure Limit Bandwidth Access Internet on pfSense Firewall:

👉 Configure VPN Site to Site IPSec in pfSense Firewall:

👉 Configure High Availability and CARP Virtual IP LAN on pfSense:

👉 Allow ICMP (PING) Protocol in pfSense Firewall:

👉 Allowing Only LAN to Access the Internet Web Services:

👉 Block Access to All Service on LAN in pfSense Firewall:

👉 Access pfSense Firewall Web GUI through WAN Interface:

👉 How to Install and Configure pfSense Firewall on VMware Workstation:

👉 How to Install and Configure pfSense Firewall on Virtualbox:

👉 How to Install and Configure pfSense Firewall on Hyper-V:

👉 How to Install and Configure pfSense Firewall on GNS3: updating

✳️ OPNSense Firewall

👉 How to Install and Configure OPNSense Firewall on VMware Workstation:

👉 How to Install and Configure OPNSense Firewall on Virtualbox:

👉 How to Install and Configure OPNSense Firewall on Hyper-V:

👉 How to Install and Configure OPNSense Firewall on GNS3: updating

✳️ FortiGate Firewall

👉 How to Install and Configure FortiGate Firewall on VMware Workstation: updating

👉 How to Install and Configure FortiGate Firewall on Virtualbox: updating

👉 How to Install and Configure FortiGate Firewall on Hyper-V: updating

👉 How to Install and Configure FortiGate Firewall on GNS3: updating

Using certificate-based authentication for identification of VPN tunnel peers is much stronger than using a simple Pre-Shared Key but it is more difficult to configure and manage.

Certificate authentication requires a PKI structure. Depending on the setup, each side may utilize its own certificate authority (CA) or they may share a common CA. This example utilizes a different CA on each node to more closely resemble connecting to third parties.



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