IPSEC/PPTP SITE TO SITE VPN - NAT OUTBOUND

[scott]

Hello,

High Level Setup:

We have an RV082 as our VPN security router at our main office.  We have both WAN1 and WAN2 with public IPs and WAN2 as the smartlink backup.  We have two successful active site to site ipsec VPNs up and running rock solid. We are also running a successful one to one inbound/outbound NAT from one of the IPs assigned to our WAN1 to on internal host 10.x.x.x.

Objective:

We need to connect a business partner with the following requirements:

Company A will setup a site to site (B2B) VPN with Company B. Company A must have a VPN concentrator available on which the VPN will be enabled to Company B. Company B will provide Company A 10.99.x.x address block that you will NAT outbound all your internal IP addresses. This means that Company B will see traffic coming FROM Company A as though originating on a 10.99.x.x. address.  The specific 10.99.x.x Class C address block will be assigned immediately after contract signature.  A VPN data gathering form will be provided to Company A to complete and return to Company B so we can setup the site to site VPN quickly.

Questions:

1. Can we accomplish this VPN setup with our existing RV082?
2. If we can accomplish this VPN setup how can we configure it? (The One-One/Many-One/Many-Many NAT feature only references public IPs)

Any type of answer is welcome.

Regards,

Scott Dominguez

[lapinmort]

I haven't messed with the RV082 in a while. I recall that you can configure it only from a web interface, and anything beyond that would probably require you to mess with the underlying Linux OS. I would use a Cisco router with a full featured IOS or a Juniper SSG series, or an Adtran Netvanta series to do what you want there. They are more expensive than the RV082, but the flexibility and features you get definitely make up for the price you pay.

Rado