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VPN remote access from LAN TO remote user

Hey everybody,

I have a strange request from a client and was wondering if it's possible and how

Let's say we have a network 192.168.1.0 behing a XG. And another XG on a remote site(192.168.2.0) via Site2Site SSLVPN. Both are communicating properly.

So now, I connect from a third network from my laptop via SSLVPN to the network. I can see both networks(192.168.1.0-2.0).

Now question. Can either the 192.168.1.0 or 192.168.2.0 see me? And how?

It seems it cannot ping the vpn pool of remote users. Ideally I want to print to a printer the remote user has.

Second question. Can my laptop as a remote vpn device get a static ip? I cannot find this setting anywhere. I can only assing a VPN pool on VPN settings, but not a static vpn ip on a specific computer

RED is out of the question. I know this is the best solution that works out of the box, but the client doesn't want reds for 3 remote users on 3 different sites. Don't ask me why



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  • Update:

    For some reason you need to have a brain to work with XGs. From the log I had the thought that the 10.81.234.5 was the ip I was getting, but it was the gateway. With proper firewall rules VPN-LAN->VPN-LAN and actually finding out my vpn ip, I can acces the remote computer! yay

    Ok so the second and equally important question is how can a remote computer get a specific vpn ip, eg. 10.81.234.40

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  • Update:

    For some reason you need to have a brain to work with XGs. From the log I had the thought that the 10.81.234.5 was the ip I was getting, but it was the gateway. With proper firewall rules VPN-LAN->VPN-LAN and actually finding out my vpn ip, I can acces the remote computer! yay

    Ok so the second and equally important question is how can a remote computer get a specific vpn ip, eg. 10.81.234.40

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