Kuba Leszewski wrote:
>
> I have a following situation:
>
> subnet A -- gateway A --[ internet ] -- gateway B --[ subnet B / LAN]
> --host C--[ internet]
>
> I would like all the traffic from subnet behind the gateway, to go
> through the tunnel and then through host C and then to the Internet?
> How can I do that ?
You can add a static routing rule on regular interfaces (e.g. eth0) :
- on gateway B the default gateway must be host C
The rest is in the config below. Notice that subnet A is left and subnet
B is right.
conn tripo-tripo
leftid=4.5.6.193
left=4.5.6.193
leftnexthop=4.5.6.1
leftsubnet=10.42.88.0/22
rightid=1.2.3.62
right=1.2.3.62
rightnexthop=1.2.3.33
rightsubnet=0.0.0.0/0
The (simple) trick is that all traffic from subnet A is routed because
of
the rightsubnet via the tunnel.
Regards,
Fred
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