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[5.101] How to define 2 remote subnet on a VPN ?

I have setup a VPN between 2 firewalls (mine is Astaro and the other is not) and I would like to be able to access 2 different subnets behind the remote Firewall, through the VPN.
What I understood is that if you define a "remote subnet" in Subnet definition of the VPN, Astaro will automatically insert a routing rule that tells how to acces this remote subnet (i.e. via the ipsec0 interface). I thought I could disable the "remote subnet" and setup two routing rules that would point the 2 subnets to the ipsec0 interface but this interface is not accessible in the Astaro interface. Is there another way to do this ?

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0 SecApp over 20 years ago

You will have to collect the two subnets into a supernet (example: 192.168.1/24, 192.168.2/24; Supernet=192.168/16). Add the supernet to the VPN configuration for routing purposes....
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0 SecApp over 20 years ago

You will have to collect the two subnets into a supernet (example: 192.168.1/24, 192.168.2/24; Supernet=192.168/16). Add the supernet to the VPN configuration for routing purposes....
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0 cyclops over 20 years ago in reply to SecApp

if you cannot put them together with supernet masks you could setup a second tunnel. Some other vendors offer the possibility to simply add extra networks to an existing tunnel but unfortunately Astaro doesn't offers this flexibility.

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0 pgervaix over 20 years ago in reply to cyclops

Thanks for your reply. If I disable the "remote subnet" and define the 2 routing rules using Astaro console, will they remain in place when I reboot or when I change the configuration of the VPN ?
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