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Using RED as a Gateway

Aztech85

Hi All,

 

I've used the UTM series quite extensively and had this particular setup across multi site and at home

 

All  WAN traffic is required to flow over RED Tunnel from Site A to Site B as the RED tunnel has been setup as a "gateway"

very easy to do with a masq rule under UTM.

 

Now I had this working on V17 with a FW rule and now under v18, I am not sure where to even look. FW rule is setup (The same), NAT rule (does not have one) and everyime I put one in, all traffic to WAN is stopped.

 

I have even tried setting up a SDWAN route and that does not even route anything over RED tunnel (all traffic stops) and nothing in the logs?

 

So I am a bit lost. Any help would be appreciated.

 

Cheers



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  • FormerMember
    0 FormerMember

    Hi  

    Could you please post screenshot of the NAT rule that stops all the traffic to WAN? 

    If you have your RED device setup as Standard/Unified, I think you are missing SNAT rule for your RED network.

    Navigate to PROTECT > Rules and policies > NAT rules : Create new NAT rule with Original source as your RED network and select MASQ under Translated source(SNAT).

    Thanks,

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  • FormerMember
    0 FormerMember

    Hi  

    Could you please post screenshot of the NAT rule that stops all the traffic to WAN? 

    If you have your RED device setup as Standard/Unified, I think you are missing SNAT rule for your RED network.

    Navigate to PROTECT > Rules and policies > NAT rules : Create new NAT rule with Original source as your RED network and select MASQ under Translated source(SNAT).

    Thanks,

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