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Routing problem

I'm having some trouble routing between 2 sites, the setup is like this:

remote (192.168.60.0)
      |
      |ISP vpn
      |
router(65.x.x.1)
      |
Astaro external(65.x.x.3)
    |
    |astaro intern (192.168.0.1)
    |
Internal network (192.168.0.0)

I've set the packet filters to allow remote/internal, and I can ping the remote from the internal location.

The ISP has set all 192.168.60.0 traffic to rederect to the Astaro external interface at 65.x.x.3.

What do I need to do to enable the remote (192.168.60.0) to be able to see the internal (192.168.0.0)

Any help would be appreciated

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0 ollion over 23 years ago

acollin,

maybe a filter rule "REMOTE ANY INTERNAL ALLOW"
and vice versa.

Regards
ollion
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0 acollin over 23 years ago in reply to ollion

I have already enabled the packet filter, thats not the problem. I've even ran with everyone/every port allowed to test and still received the same result
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0 Chris2 over 23 years ago in reply to acollin

Where does your VPN end? at aour ISP or your asl-box?
Are you sure you set it up right- tunnel to tunnel...? Did you pick the right(ipsec-) Interfaces? Could be hairy ;-)

Chris
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0 acollin over 23 years ago in reply to Chris2

The VPN ends at the isp's router, the astro box doesn't touch it. Astro gets packets from the remote side of the VPN forwarded to it, but I'm not sure how to route these to the internal network. Thats the problem I've been having
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