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routing multiple gateways site-2-site VPN

james.silvius
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I've got an odd setup and need some help.

We have and ISP with a /29 network. We connected the Ethernet handoff to a layer 2 device and connected one end to an Calyptix firewall and one to our Cisco 2811.

the router currently has a default route that points to the Calyptix firewall.

The router currently also has a P2P T1 line to the corp office.

We'd like to setup a site-to-site VPN from this Router to the corp office and use the P2P as the backup for local traffic, but everything else goes out the ASA.

I feel like I should be able to setup a tunnel between the two Public IP address (branch and corp), but I can't ping the corp public IP address from the branch because it routes to the firewall (default route).

What am I missing?

I've attached a PDF of the network setup.

I tried setting up static routes

ip route 50.199.17.17 255.255.255.255 72.34.95.209

&

ip route 72.34.95.210 255.255.255.255 50.199.17.22

But that didn't work, any thoughts or suggestions?

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soulasmarios
Level 1
Level 1

Hi James,

1. Please check the traffic from 50.199.17.17 to 72.34.95.210 where it goes. Do a trace route to 72.34.95.210 and verify if it goes to 210 OR to .211(capture on firewall) and then to 210

Note: Maybe the return traffic flows from 50.199.17.16 --> Firewall (72.34.95.211) --> Router based on your current setup(Maybe ISP force it to go this way)

2. Please check that you dont receive this route(50.199.17.16/29) from P2P T1 somehow by doing a trace from 72.34.95.210 to 50.199.17.17.

3. Verify that you don t have any ACL inbound on both routers.

Please mark this post as the correct one if it works.

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soulasmarios
Level 1
Level 1

Hi James,

1. Please check the traffic from 50.199.17.17 to 72.34.95.210 where it goes. Do a trace route to 72.34.95.210 and verify if it goes to 210 OR to .211(capture on firewall) and then to 210

Note: Maybe the return traffic flows from 50.199.17.16 --> Firewall (72.34.95.211) --> Router based on your current setup(Maybe ISP force it to go this way)

2. Please check that you dont receive this route(50.199.17.16/29) from P2P T1 somehow by doing a trace from 72.34.95.210 to 50.199.17.17.

3. Verify that you don t have any ACL inbound on both routers.

Please mark this post as the correct one if it works.

Hello,

in your static routes, try to configure the outgoing interface as the next hop instead of the next hop IP address, e.g.:

ip route 50.199.17.17 255.255.255.255 serial0

ip route 72.34.95.210 255.255.255.255 serial0

james.silvius
Level 1
Level 1

In a round about why you were correct. I had the correct ip addresses listed in my issue, but in my configs we has the wrong gateway. I was reviewing the info from an old copy of the config file that I had copied to my tftp server. When I looked at the actual running config, it had a wrong IP address for the gateway.

Thanks for all the input.

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