Problem with VOIP in VPN SSL Connected

Hola Luis and welcome to the UTM Community!

I'm not sure I've understood your question, but if you're using the SSL VPN, you can create a masquerading rule like 'VPN Pool (SSL) -> Internal'.  Did that give you the result you need?

Cheers - Bob

Hello and thank you for your help

I try to explain you the case 

When I am with the PC in the LAN all it's ok

192.168.2.104 (IP for my PC in the LAN)       <->        192.168.2.200 (IP for the IP PBX)

The software of the PBX send and receive the information to the PC perfect but when I conect the PC to the LAN using the VPN

10.242.2.8 (IP for my PC in the VPN)

it doesn´t work ok I think that the reason is that de PBX receive the information with the VPN IP and it can't response because the software has the IP of the PC with the IP of the LAN 192.168.2.104

I don´t know if is possible that the PC can send the information to the LAN with the IP 192.168.2.104 when you are connected to the VPN.

When I am connected to the LAN I can send PING to the PBX (192.168.2.200) and that is ok.

Regards.

Hello and thank you for your help

I try to explain you the case 

When I am with the PC in the LAN all it's ok

192.168.2.104 (IP for my PC in the LAN)       <->        192.168.2.200 (IP for the IP PBX)

The software of the PBX send and receive the information to the PC perfect but when I conect the PC to the LAN using the VPN

10.242.2.8 (IP for my PC in the VPN)

it doesn´t work ok I think that the reason is that de PBX receive the information with the VPN IP and it can't response because the software has the IP of the PC with the IP of the LAN 192.168.2.104

I don´t know if is possible that the PC can send the information to the LAN with the IP 192.168.2.104 when you are connected to the VPN.

When I am connected to the LAN I can send PING to the PBX (192.168.2.200) and that is ok.

Regards.

Did you try my suggestion to create a masquerading rule, Luis?

The IP examples help.  If you still need help, please show a simple diagram incluing IPs.

Cheers - Bob

Is your local LAN segment (192.168.2.x) included in the SSL VPN range? And if so can you reach other devices in your LAN when connected to the VPN?

If the PBX can only communicate to the local network and not beyond it may be lacking a default gateway. If it just can't communicate outside te local LAN by design, then you can setup a masquerading rule as Balfson has suggested.

Hello,

I have this mask

and I have this POOL

When I connect from Internet with VPN I have one IP in my PC like 10.242.2.8 and I can send a PING to the PBX 192.168.2.200 and this it's ok.

I think that the problem is that the software of the PBX try to connect to my PC with the IP 192.168.2.104 that it's the IP that my PC have in the LAN and that is the problem.

I show you some more information

But if I try to connect from other computer in the LAN to the IP 192.168.2.104 is impossible and if I try to connect to the 10.242.2.8 I also can´t connect.

Thank you for your help again.

Regards.

Okay, I'll try to help some more.

Connecting from the LAN to the VPN client is usually not necessary because the connection would normally be initiated from the client to the server (which is reachable now). Through this open connection the server can answer back (You ping reply for example is traffic coming back from the LAN to the VPN client).

If your PBX for some reason MUST communicate with with 192.168.2.104 than you may need to configure a SNAT rule like this:

Traffic from: VPN user name (User Network)     (Make sure to use the entry with the username of the VPN user with (User Network) behind it so it only applies to this 1 user
Using Service: any  (or be more restrictive by only allowing the ports that you really need, but for test any is the easiest)
Going to: PBX (if it doesn't exist yet than create a host definition for your PBX using it's IP-address 192.168.2.200)

Change the source to: LAN-PC-IP (also create a host definition for this if it doesn't already exist, it's the IP-address 192.168.2.104 which is normally your LAN PC IP)
And the service to: <leave this empty especially when you are NATting more than 1 port like any above)

Check the mark for Automatic firewall rule so the traffic is also allowed once the NAT rule is turned ON.

Under Advanced check the mark for Log initial packets so you can see in the firewall log that the traffic is being sent

After saving the NAT rule make sure to turn it on, because it is OFF by default. Then try again.