Hi-
We're a wireless isp. All of our client routers are linux boxes with
freeswan, tunneling traffic from client location to our office, then
sending it on to the internet. Client routers also masq (they don't
get routeable inside IPs, well some do, but it's the exception. So
most tunnels are really simple: a lot of clientIP<->0/0 tunnels.
We've got a client with two locations on our network. They're already
set up like our usual clients. They'd like a tunnel between the
locations.
So what I have in place:
Location 1: 192.168.3.0/24 masq 111.222.333.10 <-> 0/0 (tunnel: 111.222.333.10 <-> 0/0)
Location 2: 192.168.5.0/24 masq 111.222.999.50 <-> 0/0 (tunnel: 111.222.999.50 <-> 0/0)
What I'd like to add is this tunnel: 192.168.3.0/24 <-> 192.168.5.0/24
While I suspect it will go off with out a hitch, I'm going to
experiment in the office tomorrow first. Was wondering if anybody had
done this (or similar) and if they ran in to any bumps in the road.
Thank you kindly-
Ryan
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