For a client who has got an office and close to it a second office, I would like to setup a wireless bridge with two UBNT Nanobridge access-points.
The requirement is that the connection between the two sites is secure. For that reason I will like setup a VPN tunnel over the wireless link.
My idea is to install two Cisco RV130 VPN routers (one on each location), and connect the wireless access points to there WAN ports. (in other words, the WAN ports of both RV130's are linked together via the wireless bridge)
I have tested this, and the VPN connection is established and working. The only problem is routing.
Being the RV130's are added to the existing network keeping there Sonicwall firewall (is main router) at the main-office, traffic between the two location is only possible for equipment that has the gateway pointing to the IP (LAN) of the RV130. That of course is not going to be possible. (no internet)
I would like to 'join' the second location to the current network at the main office, where all traffic is working in both directions, and also internet access from the main office is provided an can be used at the remote site.
Already tried adding a static route to the primary RV130, but that did not solve the problem.
Who can help me solve this problem ?
Many thanks in advance.
