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VPN and a Juniper Firewall

I have this scenario where I need to allow VPN access to the VLAN that is managed by a Juniper Firewall. Now this firewall comes with IPSEC and 2 licenses for dynamic vpn, but I have more than 2 users that need VPN access.

I was thinking on deploying a VM inside the VLAN, being either a plain Linux with OpenVPN server or something like pfSense which has a gui for OpenVPN.

Would you go with a different solution?

Comments

  • jh_aurologicjh_aurologic Patron Provider, Veteran

    I would rather go with the Dynamic VPN. Licenses for example for five users are not that expensive. We use a load of SRX's for ourself and some customers, it just works and has been proven as reliable over the past two years.

  • @combahton_it said:
    I would rather go with the Dynamic VPN. Licenses for example for five users are not that expensive. We use a load of SRX's for ourself and some customers, it just works and has been proven as reliable over the past two years.

    Do you have the prices? I have looked around but all I get is a PDF full of specs and no price.

  • ClouviderClouvider Patron Provider, Veteran

    Your Juniper partner should be the first point of contact for the licenses, they can usually do it cheaper :)

    Thanked by 1Hxxx
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