Hello All,
I have a remote location with a firewall router with a VPN between
locations using cable at both sides. All LAN-to-LAN traffic uses the VPN
between the locations. Any remote non-local traffic (email, http, ftp,
etc) uses the remote internet cable connection. For compliance reasons,
we now have to monitor the remote location's use of internet resources,
as well as verify that only our PC's are used for the internet (no
laptops).
As a first step, could I add a Linux box at both locations and then use
Netfilter/iptables to force all remote internet traffic through the
existing VPN and out our cable connection?
Second, could I eliminate the firewall boxes, and create the VPN using
the two Linux boxes.
I've searched the archives, but nothing I've found fits.
I'd like to know if it can be done and further any wisdom on how to
proceed.
Thank you for any help...Ed
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