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Help routing network ASG V7.504

annamon
Hi,

First of all, excuse for my english ;-)

Well, i'm testing ASG V7 7.504 with good results, but i've a routing problem i can't solvent. 

Network -> 192.168.3.0/24
Outlook Web Access -> 192.168.5.16/24
ASG -> 192.168.3.28/24 - 192.168.3.29/24

The problem is i can view (reach) the network 5.0/24 if if use ASG as gateway, and the users therefore they can't access to outlook web access.

I tried almost everything but without success. Static route, Policy routes...

Any help will be appreciated.


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    Network -> 192.168.3.0/24
    Outlook Web Access -> 192.168.5.16/24
    ASG -> 192.168.3.28/24 - 192.168.3.29/24

    I don't understand; can you show a picture of the interfaces on the 'Interfaces' tab?  Also, why do you have a separate network for Outlook Web Access?

    Cheers - Bob
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    The Outlook Web Access is separated for security issues, and is located in a DMZ network.

    Here an snapshot of "Interfaces" tab.



    If i try to make ping since Astaro -> Support -> Tools -> Ping Check, the result is successful, but not so if i make ping in any computer configured with Astaro Gateway.

    Ping from Astaro.



    From a computer configurated with Astaro Gateway (192.168.3.28).

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    I'm virtually certain the Astaro won't function with two unbridged interfaces in the same physical network.  Moreover, I don't think the routing can work with both interfaces in overlapping subnets.

    Can you draw us a picture of your network any showing any other networking devices and servers?  You may want to put your connection to your ISP into bridge mode, but, without knowing more about your topology, it's difficult to know if that's indeed the best solution.

    Cheers - Bob