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Sophos XG -VPN Routing Questions

Matthias Müller

Hello,

i hope you can help me here.
We want to build an VPN tunnel between two of our Offices and allow Rip or Something to deploy our Routing.

We have at our Main Office one Virtualized Sophos XG and at the branch Office an XG 105.

 

Both Places has Different Subnets.

Main = 10.69.64.0/18

Branch = 10.69.48.0/21

 

Which VPN should we use? Site to Site or H2H?

How can we get RIP working thru the tunnel?

 

Thanks for your Answers

Best Matthias



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    Hello Matthias,

    The best tunnel (imo) to use for working with dynamic routing in a site to site configuration is a site to site RED tunnel. The reason for this is that it presents on each XG as a virtual interface that can be used quite happily with dynamic routing protocols.

    Here is how to set one up:

    https://community.sophos.com/kb/en-us/125101

    And because it is just "another interface" you would configure RIP across it as you would if you had a long cable between two boxes.

    Hope that helps.

    Emile

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  • +1

    Hello Matthias,

    The best tunnel (imo) to use for working with dynamic routing in a site to site configuration is a site to site RED tunnel. The reason for this is that it presents on each XG as a virtual interface that can be used quite happily with dynamic routing protocols.

    Here is how to set one up:

    https://community.sophos.com/kb/en-us/125101

    And because it is just "another interface" you would configure RIP across it as you would if you had a long cable between two boxes.

    Hope that helps.

    Emile

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