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RED VPN Configuration Question

jstraten
I have purchased a RED 10 with the intention of using it as a mobile VPN appliance for client demos.  However, I am now struggling with some configuration aspects and so I am wondering if somebody here has done something similar and would be willing to share some information with me.

Basically, I got the RED 10 working as a separate subnet which allows us to connect remotely, but I am struggling with understanding how I can reach host machines on another subnet.

Can somebody share the exact configuration steps to get this done?  I am also fine with replacing our current approach if it is impossible and replace it with something that is working.

In a nutshell we are having a 10.10.x.x network and we would like to make a portion of this network (e.g. 10.10.5.x) visible and accessible through the RED 10.  DNS would be a nice to have, but we can live without it.

Thank you!


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    You need to make firewall rules to allow the traffic to 10.10.5.x from the RED network.

    Something like:

    RED network -> 10.10.5.0/24 -> any -> allow

    Of course you could be more restrictive then just using any...

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    Thanks!
    I think we already have a matching firewall rule in place, but let me double check that.
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