Router to Router Dialer VPN

one of my router is configured with site to site vpn, I want this router to establish a dialer vpn from a remote router,
Remote router will be configured as dialer vpn as there is no Live IP available in remote site, I dont want to configure it as Site to site vpn,
Please refer some docuement to achive this goal,

Hi Karsten -
I'm afraid I cannot use the EasyVPN feature at all.
The vendor informs me that there is another IPSec  VPN tunnel which connects back to their office to provide other capabilities.
So I have to use L2L IPSec -- and do it with a dynamic IP from the router side, to a fixed IP on the ASA side.
Is it possible to build the tunnel-group on the ASA side so that it doesn't require a known IP for the remote side of the tunnel?
I'm using DefaultL2L tunnel group (on the ASA) at the moment to terminate the VPN when the router is using the satellite connection via FA90/1, with a fixed IP address.
But the DefaultL2L group doesn't have the IP of the router -- yet it works...
The same VPN config, used from the FA0/0 interface of the router with the same crypto map
just gives the traditional "No match, deleting SA" message..
I can see the router trying to establish the VPN, but it's just not able to negotiate, and the only reason I could think of was that the FA0/0 interface had a DHCP address instead of a static IP.
Strange that it works OK with the ASA's DefaultL2L tunnel group, with no mention of the router's FA0/1 static IP, yet the FA0/0 with a dynamic IP won't work.
We did just hook up the satellite and used FA0/1 to test it -- vpn came up instantly...

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