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Lists the common scenarios that the "Site-to-Site VPN in ISA Server 2004" document describes solutions for

Site-to-site VPN in ISA Server 2004

To view detailed solutions for each of these scenarios,
see the "Site-to-Site VPN in ISA Server 2004" document.
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Site to site VPN in ISA document

How to setup
Site-to-Site VPN
in ISA Server 2004

Site-to-site VPN in
ISA Server 2004

Two common site-to-site VPN scenarios are: 1.The site that you are connecting to is using a third-party product as its VPN server. In this scenario, use the IPSec tunnel mode method.
• The site that you are connecting to is using ISA Server 2004 as its VPN server. In this scenario, use the L2TP over IPSec method or use the PPTP method.

How to set up the VPN (PPTP) with ISA Server...

How to Join or Access an Internal Domain from an External Client Using ISA Server and VPN

Scenario One
Scenario Two

Configuring IPSec Tunnel Mode VPN Between ISA Server 2004 and Cisco PIX v6.3.1

In this walk-through, you will configure ISA Server 2004, configure Cisco PIX 501, and then reconcile the IPSec policies in ISA Server and PIX.

How to enable a Cisco VPN client computer using the IPSec protocol, on the internal network, to connect to an external Cisco VPN Concentrator using the "transparent tunneling" feature through ISA Server

How to enable a Cisco IPSec VPN client to connect to a Cisco VPN concentrator through ISA Server 2000

Provide Support for the Cisco VPN Client

•	Create the Protocol Definitions
•	Create a Protocol Rule

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