Hi,
I've created a site to site ssl vpn between 2 of our sites. The vpn is working fine. Additionally, each site has an SSL VPN for remote access users. The remote access users connect to the primary vpn unless we have had a network failure, in which case we have failed services over to the other site, and then they simply use the secondary vpn for connection to the network. This all works fine. My primary issue here is that i want to limit what services can be accessed via the site to site vpn for both internal and remote access users. At the moment, there is an automatic firewall rule which has been created (when creating the site to site vpn) which allows "any" access. (see image below). I want to remove the rule and replace it with a number of additional rules granting specific access to servers and ports from the "Teraco SSL VPN". I know how to do this, but something in the image below was bothering me. I have never seen a rule where there is the phrase "Containing xxx" (See last line in image). I am assuming the address it has given is the sslvpn address assigned to the site to site connection. How would i recreate this part of the rule, and is it necessary?
Regards
Sean
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