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S2S VPN Automatic Routes

candal02
I read somewhere that when a VPN tunnel is created, webadmin automatically creates the routes.  Unfortunately when I do this, the routes it creates are incorrect.  I know it's not random, but it seems to pick different gateways for different destinations through the VPN tunnel, using rules that I do not know.  Is there any way to override these?  I have tried using strict routing and this doesn't seem to help.


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    the routes it creates are incorrect
     it seems to pick different gateways for different destinations through the VPN tunnel, using rules that I do not know
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    I've uploaded screenshots as you have requested.  Hope these help.

    As you can see, it is an ipsec tunnel.  With one local network configured on the tunnel, the route table shows the proper default gateway for that local network to reach the remote networks (3 remote networks in total).

    When I add a second local network to the tunnel, it changes the default gateway for both local networks when accessing the remote networks.

    If I were to add a third local network to the tunnel, the default gateway for all three local networks to reach the remote networks would change again.

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  • 0 in reply to Scott_Klassen
    I've uploaded screenshots as you have requested.  Hope these help.

    As you can see, it is an ipsec tunnel.  With one local network configured on the tunnel, the route table shows the proper default gateway for that local network to reach the remote networks (3 remote networks in total).

    When I add a second local network to the tunnel, it changes the default gateway for both local networks when accessing the remote networks.

    If I were to add a third local network to the tunnel, the default gateway for all three local networks to reach the remote networks would change again.

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    Interesting [in-ter-uh-sting, -truh-sting, -tuh-res-ting]

    A word typically used by IT technicians to describe an issue they didn't expect, or never encountered, and don't know how to fix.

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