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VPN between two sites with the same logical network

sunnyflo
Hello Guys,

I've got a little problem. A customer bought an ASG 220. Now he wants a VPN to an other site. I want to create a IPSEC VPN.  The problem is: both sites have the same logical network, same ip range. 
I know i must work with the NAT or Masquerading function, otherwise the ip packets wont arrive at astaro. But i dont know how. 

Have you an ideas how to implement this vpn ??? [:S]

Greetings from Germany

Florian


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    Hi Guys,

    thanks for your answers. i speak with the customer. now there is another, 'little' problem. they've cloned their domain controllers and servers and started them at the new office. the original servers are running also. So, they will get nice errors if they try to connect from one to another.  We are now searching for another way to connect.

    Again, thanks for your help

    Greetings from Germany

    Florian
  • 0 in reply to sunnyflo
    Cloned?  Of course, they own separate licenses for each... right? (rhetorical question only)

    It sounds like your customer should have hired you earlier.  I hate it when I have to tiptoe around politics when someone has done a bunch of ignorant things.  Good luck!
     
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  • 0 in reply to BAlfson
    Balfson, i don't know if can work with only one snat, i'll try this week end to give you the answer. 

    Coming back to what i have written, i think that can work olso with a snat, if i remember well in an installation i have used the Full nat to make the host behind the ASG1 reachable from an ssl remote access of the ASG2.
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  • 0 in reply to BAlfson
    Balfson, i don't know if can work with only one snat, i'll try this week end to give you the answer. 

    Coming back to what i have written, i think that can work olso with a snat, if i remember well in an installation i have used the Full nat to make the host behind the ASG1 reachable from an ssl remote access of the ASG2.
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