For a remote office location, we initially wanted to go with the Transparent / Split mode, but it says that our entire remote network would go down when the tunnel fails. According to the Astaro RED Technical Guide we can void this problem by using the Manual / Split mode.
Sadly the otherwise great guide is somewhat vague on the configuration for the Manual / Split mode.
Here is what we did some far:
- RED10 is registered to ASG on RED tab
- RED10 is setup in Standard / Unified mode as suggested in the guide
- Changed REDS1 in ASG to use Ethernet Static and assigned it an IP in the remote nework
- Link and State are showing as UP on the ASG dashboard
- RED10 shows tunnel as established
What else do we need to do? We still can't ping the other network. In fact, we cannot even PING the REDS1 IP address on the local network... Do we need a static route to the IP address used above?
In our environment, the remote office is on a different domain with different DNS servers than the central office. Ideally, we would like to keep everything separate at this time.
Did anybody get this to work successfully? What are we missing?
Thank you!
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