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Pass-through interface?

I was hoping the board could help with a configuration I need to set up for a DR site. We are currently using ASG 7.4 and we need to add an additional VPN router for a service provider at the DR location. The new VPN router must have an externally accessable public IP and I want to pass this through the ASG box to avoid additional cost from the ISP. The ASG box has 3 NICs and they are as follows:

NIC 1 - External interface connected to the ISP
NIC 2 - Internal Network
NIC 3 - New interface to connect to the VPN router

Can I configure NIC 3 as a bridge interface to avoid consuming an IP address? Or will I need to burn an additional public IP on that interface and confiure routing?

Thank you!

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0 BAlfson over 16 years ago

Is this a site-to-site connection or "roadwarrior" access? Is there a reason to use the VPN router if you can accomplish what you want with just the Astaro?

Cheers - Bob
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0 BAlfson over 16 years ago

Is this a site-to-site connection or "roadwarrior" access? Is there a reason to use the VPN router if you can accomplish what you want with just the Astaro?

Cheers - Bob
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0 crafty over 16 years ago in reply to BAlfson

Its a site-to-site connection. They use a hardened router that is provided to us that we have no admin access over.
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0 riedwetter over 15 years ago in reply to crafty

Hi,

we have exact the same "problem". How can I configure it?

In detail, we have a ASG 320 and a Cisco Pix. We have the Cisco Pix behind the ASG and route all VPN Traffic to the public IP Address from the Pix. The Pix have another public ip address than the WAN!

Any ideas?

Greetings
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