Hello, I struggle with a site-to-site VPN tunnel between 2 locations. I use Watchguard Firebox XM200 and Fortigate 30E. It looks like this: WatchGuard 192.168.0.1 (or 1.1) -----> net -----> Fortigate 30E 10.113.14.1 Traffic goes only from 192.168.0.1 to 10.113.14.1,
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on the watchguard the username is vpn-discovery on the astaro I named the vpn connection the same, and tried to set the local vpn identified to the email vpn-dscovery , but this was rejected so I used hostname of vpn-discovery instead
I have a site to site vpn that is working fine. I am adding a vlan for the wireless network at site B. I want all traffic to go through Site A. When I try and add the new vlan to the tunnel it breaks the vpn. I do have it working by use Nat for the vlan, but I don't want that. Currently the tunnel at site B is setup like This. Site B I've built an IPSEC site-to-site vpn between a Mikrotik router 450 series ( remote site ) and a Watchguard M series firewall. VPN tunnel works fine and established, only one thing left: With a test setup we are able to get a successful phase 1 & phase 2 negotiation from a test mikrotik to the watchguard, but where unable to pass internet traffic. Some website filtering on remote site. Reason is not clear. I love being able to create site to site VPN’s but when I was asked to create a connection from a SonicWall NS4200 to and old WatchGuard X5 for a small Sports Complex, I started to think. Luckily they are both compliant with standard protocols and below is the following walk through. SonicWall Configuration. 1. Each site must have a router connected to the leased line between the two sites. At each site, the router that connects to the leased line must connect to a Firebox trusted or optional interface. The interface it connects to must be different than the interface used for the branch office VPN tunnel.
I have been asked to setup a site to site VPN with another company. The other company will only accept a public IP through the VPN. Will this be done through a 1-1 NAT? Configure the Public IP on another interface and then route that through the VPN? How can this be accomplished?
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