Remote Ethernet Device (RED) Red 10 behind Firewall Tunnel yes - Routing NO

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Red 10 behind Firewall Tunnel yes - Routing NO

m.semisch over 9 years ago

Hi
I have to install a VPN-Connetion between 2 Subnets.

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0 K.N. over 9 years ago

Is your UTM with the RED the default Gw for subnet .1.0? Is your RED default gw for the Subnet .2.0? Which configuration you have selected for your RED?
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0 K.N. over 9 years ago

Is your UTM with the RED the default Gw for subnet .1.0? Is your RED default gw for the Subnet .2.0? Which configuration you have selected for your RED?
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0 m.semisch over 9 years ago in reply to K.N.

Hi
I use the Tranparent/Split Mode and the Uplink is static!
I use 2 Internet-Connections and i would use the static IP for routing from 192.168.2.0 to the 192.168.1.0 LAN.
I have a Windows-DC, a SDSL and ADSL on both Places.

At home the red 10 works but there no Ping at Standart-Mode.
What I have to do on the UTM for Routing like a Side-to-Side Connection?
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