GRE Over IPSec with Routing Protocols

Design and Implement GRE over IPSec between 2 head offices and 3 branch offices. In the end all 3 branches should be able to communicate each other. You will use BGP between Head office and Branch offices for IPv4 to enable internetwork communications. Between Head Offices you will run BGP where OSPF will be redistributed. Scenario Create a network using Packet Tracer/GNS3. GRE over IPSec should contain these parameters. · Mode: Main mode · Authentication Method: Preshared Key Phase 1: · Encryption: AES128 or Higher · Authentication: SHA256 or Higher · DH Group: 5 or Higher · XAUTH: No Phase 2: · Encryption: AES128 or Higher Authentication: SHA256 or Higher Task 1: Your design must include 5 routers connected to each other using IPv4. Task 2: Configure IPSec Between all sites Task 3: Configure GRE on top of the IPSec Configure BGP with branch routes to be available in HO and vice versa OSPF should contain these options: · Bandwidth · Cost · Authentication · Default routes Task 4: a) Enable authentication. b) Establish the DR and BDR using the router id command. Task 5: Configure the bandwidth or cost to favour one route. Task 6: Add a network containing end devices and a passive OSPF interface. Task 7: Add a route to a default network such as the Internet/WAN on both HO routers with priority on HO-1, in case of failover HO-2 should be active without manual intervention.