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Net2Net Help!!!

Hi I wonder if anyone can Help I have an ASTARO3.2 on a DSL connection and a similar setup in a branch office, I want to be able to form a Net2Net connection so that both networks appear to be one network. Please can someone help me with a 'how-to' or maybe some guidelines.

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Jonathan Craft
jcraft@regencyfactors.com

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0 Andy_01 over 23 years ago

do you have a static IP address at least on one side?
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0 Marwin over 23 years ago in reply to Andy_01

Hi Jonathan,

First the VPN Howto from the astaro-docs should help. [;)]

http://docs.astaro.org/docs/vpn_howto.htm

greetings from Solingen

MARWIN
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0 Marwin over 23 years ago in reply to Andy_01

Hi Jonathan,

First the VPN Howto from the astaro-docs should help. [;)]

http://docs.astaro.org/docs/vpn_howto.htm

greetings from Solingen

MARWIN
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0 JonathanCraft over 23 years ago in reply to Marwin

The right side of the connection has a dynamic IP with NAT and the left side has a static IP address. Hope someone can help on this one it is driving me MAD :-(.....
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0 Simon Shaw over 23 years ago in reply to JonathanCraft

I've created a Net 2 Net VPN using Astaro at both ends.  I can ping the red interfaces through the tunnel fine.
However I cannot ping the private nets behind the firewall.
The VPN server says I have a tunnel like this:
192.168.2.0  192.168.1.0

If I ping say 192.168.1.10 from the other end I do not get a response.  I've got filters wide open for testing.

However if I ping the red interface on the other end I do get a response.  A traceroute says it's going down the tunnel.  Ideas ???
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