Hello,
Thank you for your explanations, @d0ugmac1.
Unfortunately, I don't understand it, or rather, as I understand it, it doesn't work.
Let's assume I have the network "LAN" at the remote location (Site B), which I would like to make available to Site A via VPN. To do this, I would have to make the following settings according to your explanations:
Site B:
- 'local networks': selection of "LAN".
- remote subnets: any IP address range which is not occupied.
Site A:
- 'local networks': for simplicity's sake "All".
- IP pool type: ...Mask
- IP pool: any IP address range which is not occupied and is different from that of site B.
To make it more concrete, I have the following subnets:
| main site (Site A) | remote site (Site B) |
|---|---|
| guests: 192.168.3.1 / 24 | guests: 192.168.14.1 / 24 |
| IoT: 192.168.15.1 / 24 | IoT: 192.168.50.1 / 24 |
| LAN: 192.168.188.1 / 24 | LAN: 192.168.10.1 / 24 |
| Work: 192.168.189.1 / 24 | Work: 192.168.13.1 / 24 |
| VPN: 192.168.16.1 / 24 |
I have set the following for the VPN-IPSec:
1. main site (Site A)
1.1 VPN policy
1.2 VPN user
2. remote site (Site B)
2.1 VPN Policy
The VPN connection is established according to Insights. With the IP 172.31.151.1 I can access the remote ER-605. (I assume that it is the one from Site B, as I have no access to this IP with the VPN deactivated.)
Bbut where can I see which clients are now connected via VPN? Or which IP address has now been assigned for remotely?
Do you see a mistake in my configuration?
Thank you and sorry, I am not familiar with VPN.
