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NAT SSL VPN guests to gateway internal IP?

dswartz
I've STF and not seen an answer for this.  I have been using an openvpn virtual machine for access to my home network.  It has a server-side setting that says to NAT inbound guest traffic so it looks to internal hosts like the traffic is coming from the openvpn gateway (avoid complication with routing and such).  I don't see any obvious way to do that with the SSL remote access gateway in ASG, or am I just not looking in the right place?


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    I think you would have to use NAT in order for ARPing to work.  Instead of masquerading, you could put an Additional Address named "VPN Access" on the Internal interface and create a NAT rule:

    VPN Pool (SSL) -> Any -> Internal (Network) : SNAT from VPN Access (Address)


    Of course, you could just create a masq rule with the Additional Address.

    Is that more what you were trying to accomplish?

    Cheers - Bob
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    I think you would have to use NAT in order for ARPing to work.  Instead of masquerading, you could put an Additional Address named "VPN Access" on the Internal interface and create a NAT rule:

    VPN Pool (SSL) -> Any -> Internal (Network) : SNAT from VPN Access (Address)


    Of course, you could just create a masq rule with the Additional Address.

    Is that more what you were trying to accomplish?

    Cheers - Bob
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