12-18-2017 05:07 AM - edited 03-12-2019 04:50 AM
Hi guys,
I have a problem. I am trying to configure a VPN between 2 remote sites . One is our ASA and the other is a stormshield. Our ASA has a public IP address and behind it are some Internal ip addresses . The Remote Site has a Stormshield FW with a Public IP Address and behind that are more PUBLIC ip Subnets . What our customer wants is to be able to communicate through a VPN between those 2 FWs . So if they want to communicate with an IP Address of 10.1.1.1 to a Public IP address 192.1.1.1 it should go through the VPN. I would set up the tunnel and the IPSEC so the external ip addresses of the FWs are only in the crypto maps "acl" . But how do I make these internal ip addresses communicate with the external ip addreses behind the fw? With routing ? Is there a way to route these specifically through the vpn? I am sorry if I sound confused cause I am a bit. Let me know what you guys need if you have a suggestion. thank you!
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12-18-2017 05:33 AM
If the traffic matches the crypto acl it will encrypted and sent over the VPN tunnel.
If the traffic does not match the crypto acl it will be sent unencrypted by the FW.
It does not matter if the IPs are public or private.
In both cases you need to have the routing configured to point to the right interface (in your case i believe the outside interface).
12-18-2017 05:33 AM
If the traffic matches the crypto acl it will encrypted and sent over the VPN tunnel.
If the traffic does not match the crypto acl it will be sent unencrypted by the FW.
It does not matter if the IPs are public or private.
In both cases you need to have the routing configured to point to the right interface (in your case i believe the outside interface).
12-18-2017 05:41 AM
Well, are they going to be able to communicate to each other ? Since these are public ip addresses and those are internal ip addresses...
12-18-2017 06:24 AM
Yes, they will be able to communicate.
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