IPSec VPN. How to create connection with multiple local and remote networks
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Create multiple "Connections" on the same "Gateway".
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Command line interface.If this arrangement sucks for you, sucks for me too, but it's the way that Zyxel request for making it work.I know there's a limit of tunnels (gateways) dependent from the device model, i don't know if there's a limit for subnets/connection/tunnel on the same gateway.0
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@Zyxel_Cooldia might worth some example, if you could...Site1: subnet192.168.199.0/24Site2: subnets
172.31.99.0/24172.31.128.0/24172.31.158.0/24How can be implemented the policy routing on Site1 with only a 192.168.199.0/24 <> 172.31.128.0/24 VPN connection?
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Hi @mMontana,
Thanks for the example.
In site 1, add policy route for subnet 172.31.128.0/24 routing.
src = 192.168.199.0/24
dst= 172.31.128.0/24
next hop = Site to Site VPN tunnel
In site 2, add policy route for subnet 192.168.199.0/24 routing.
src = 172.31.128.0/24
dst= 192.168.199.0/24
next hop = Site to Site VPN tunnel
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