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Routing thru IPSEC VPN to DMZ

I'm having problems (it doesn't work) setting up the following:

I have 2 company networks connected together through IPSEC

192.168.33.0 -FW1----> VPN ----->FW2--- 192.168.25.0
________________________________|----- 10.7.18.0

From .33.0 I can access .25.0
From .33.0 I cannot access 10.7.18.0

I have added the packet filter rules and various static routes to get packets destined for 10.7.18.x to go through the VPN with no success and nothing shows up in the log files.

I'm not sure what to define in FW1 to get the packets routed through the VPN to the 10.7.18.0 network.

any help would be appreciated as I'm lost at the moment

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0 drees over 19 years ago

You're in luck, this was just discussed just yesterday:

Site to Site, Multiple Networks

Next time you might want to try searching or reading the first couple threads in the forum before posting. [:P]
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0 Doddster over 19 years ago in reply to drees

I did read it......... but I thought it could be done by routing the 10.7.18.0 packets through the existing VPN and at FW2 adding a Packet filter to allow the VPN access to the DMZ. If this is not possible then I guess I'll have to setup the second VPN :-(
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0 drees over 19 years ago in reply to Doddster

You have to setup the 2nd VPN, or wait for V7 which reportedly will allow multiple subnets per VPN connection.
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0 drees over 19 years ago in reply to Doddster

You have to setup the 2nd VPN, or wait for V7 which reportedly will allow multiple subnets per VPN connection.
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