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c.r.pearce · 05-02-2016

My company has two locations connected via a site to site VPN tunnel (IKE with preshared key). Site A is on 192.168.84.0/24 and Site B is on 192.168.85.0/24. Both sites use Cisco RV325 routers. Internal users are able to access resources located a...

c.r.pearce · 10-11-2016

dks.itservices, Each router has a group VPN (IPSec) set up. On the client side, though, I've been forced to create two VPN connections, one for each router. In my head, though, I should only have to create a connection to one of the routers and, on...

c.r.pearce · 07-24-2016

I have not been able to resolve this yet. I, too, have assumed that something would need to be added to the routing table. However, I also assumed that the site-to-site VPN tunnel would facilitate traffic between the two subnets automatically for e...

c.r.pearce · 05-04-2016

I appreciate the response, Richard. Continuing along with your example, yes, those pings are successful. I can log in to one RV325 (192.168.84.1) and ping the other router (192.168.85.1) as well as other active devices on that subnet using the diagn...

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Client to gateway VPN tunnel cannot access all subnets

dks.itservices,

I have not been able to

I appreciate the response,