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L2TP - "Assign IP From"...

Shaun Raven

Hi,

On my UTM box, I'm able to set a IP range for the L2TP VPN Pool that exists outside of my current internal network.  If I then add a rule allowing traffic from the "VPN Pool (L2TP)" I can ping servers on the local network.

I know I can specify a range on my Internal network for L2TP, and that works fine (like TMG), but how do I accomplish the above?



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    Shaun,

    to chane the ip pool on XG, go to VPN > show VPN settings > L2TP > General settings.

    Regards

  • 0 in reply to lferrara

    Hi,

     

    I know how to change the pool - that's not what I asked.

    I want to know how to use a pool of addresses outside of your local network, but still allowing traffic to flow.  An example....

    My internal network could be 194.168.2.0 (255.255.0.0)

    I'd like to use an address pool of 196.168.100.0 - 196.168.100.254.  If I try that now, no traffic flows.  I know I'd need to setup an access rule, but what would that require?

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  • 0 in reply to lferrara

    Hi,

     

    I know how to change the pool - that's not what I asked.

    I want to know how to use a pool of addresses outside of your local network, but still allowing traffic to flow.  An example....

    My internal network could be 194.168.2.0 (255.255.0.0)

    I'd like to use an address pool of 196.168.100.0 - 196.168.100.254.  If I try that now, no traffic flows.  I know I'd need to setup an access rule, but what would that require?

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