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Route Web Traffic over IPSec Tunnel

PabloDiablo
Hi All,
I don't know if it's technical possible but maybe some has tried this setup.
I have an UTM with WebProxy enabled. Also the UTM has a Site-2-Site IPSec connection. Also I have a VM with squid at the end of the IPSec tunnel.

Now I want to route all web traffic from the UTM to the VM at the end of the IPSec tunnel.
I know I can go use Parent Proxy, but I want not all devices uses the VM (with Squid) at the end of the tunnel.

How do I accomplish this? Masquerade Rules, SNAT,Policy Routes? I have no clue...
So any help is welcome,
TIA


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    Well, I'm really stuck now [[:(]]

    Nothing seems to work what I want and I thought it was quite easy...

    One of the things that maybe was bothering was that I configured Masquerading.
    So if I set any SNAT rules, Masquearding was overruling it, I guess.

    Now I made a SNAT-rule, internal network->Web Surfing-> ANY, source: WAN (interface)
    But still webtraffic isn't forwarded/routed to the other firewall [[:(]]

    is it even possible?
    I want all traffic from network1 (21.21.21.0/24) routed over de IPSec Tunnel to firewall2 (also UTM9), then from firewall2 goes to internet (if possible through web proxy). Host 22.22.22.22 Squid won't be used.