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RED over UTM to IPSEC Tunnel

mjpmotw
Dear all

I have an SG330 with two RED devices and an IP-SEC Tunnel connected.
All clients behind the RED and behind the Tunnel connect easily to the central network at SG330

I now need a connection from a client behind a RED to a Server behind the IPSEC Network and I fail to understand.

UTM SG 330 with an internal network: 172.16.0.0/16
RED with a network: 192.168.50.0/24
IPSEC with a network: 172.20.0.0/16

What do I need to configure?
Network Protection Firwall
Interface&Routing/Static Routing
Network Protection/NAT

Thank you for your help and kind regards, Matthias


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    It's working:

    The RED Network needs to go to the local network of the IPSEC tunnel config of my main network. It has as well to be in the remote network section of the IPSEC tunnel config of the remote IPSEC network. Bingo [:)]

    No routing, no strict routing, no masqerading, just IPSEC Tunnel config.

    Regards, Matthias
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    It's working:

    The RED Network needs to go to the local network of the IPSEC tunnel config of my main network. It has as well to be in the remote network section of the IPSEC tunnel config of the remote IPSEC network. Bingo [:)]

    No routing, no strict routing, no masqerading, just IPSEC Tunnel config.

    Regards, Matthias
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    It's working:

    The RED Network needs to go to the local network of the IPSEC tunnel config of my main network. It has as well to be in the remote network section of the IPSEC tunnel config of the remote IPSEC network. Bingo [:)]

    No routing, no strict routing, no masqerading, just IPSEC Tunnel config.

    Regards, Matthias


    yes this works! thanks. wattska.
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