dmmichael  Freshman Member

Thanks PeterUk for the reply. Could you give me an example of this configuration you say? I do not understand. Thank you

Solved. Thank you for support

forgive me, I forgot to tell you that I already have an active ssl vpn, if I try to create a second one, the one above I asked you, it doesn't work. Maybe there is a limit to VPNs? licenses or other? Thank you

Ok. I try Thanks

Hello dpipro Zyxel USG210

Hi Stanley thank you. I'll explain. the nas has a local ip address 192.168.1.30but it is not in my network but in another city, to access it I use the public ip 93.147.xxx.xxx (I have omitted the last numbers for privacy). When Usg connects to the nas through ppp it receives the address 10.0.0.x in fact if I insert the ip…

the ip of the nas in ppp is 10.0.0.1 but my lan network is on 192.168.1.x how can i make sure that that ip 10.0.0.1 is assigned to the ip 192.168.1.x? otherwise I can't see it in network resources

I have attached image of the configuration. Is it done right? NAS_Ip_SUB is correct ?

i did it this way, i hope it is correct

yes

the problem is that I can connect to the NAS but if I search for network resources I don't see it

please help me :-)

Hi StanleyI don't understand the part of creating policy routes, in your example in the destination entry what does the "NAS_IP_Sub" entry correspond to? thanks a lot