From: Graham Leggett (minfrin_at_sharp.fm)
Date: Tue Jul 30 2002 - 10:29:56 CEST
Hi all,
I have some boxes scattered out there on the internet that I am
connecting to a "tunnel hub" as described by http://jixen.tripod.com/. I
have hidden small subnets inside each box, which the private services
(mainly samba) bind to, and this sees to be working fine.
The complication comes in when I need to get ordinary roadwarriors to
connect to this tunnel hub. The subnets in the hub are all subnets of
192.168.0.0/23, and the routing for this "supernet" works great. Trouble
is an external roadwarrior enters the network using it's external IP
address - which the tunnel hub handles great, but which the satellite
boxes don't. The tunnel hub adds a host route to the external IP
addresses, but the satellite boxes don't have this route, so cannot
route traffic back to the roadwarrior.
To get round this, I want to give the roadwarrior an address within my
192.168.0.0/23 subnet. The docs make a vague reference to this being
possible, but gives no concrete details. Can anyone explain how this is
done?
In addition, I understand the X509 patch also allows an IP address to be
assigned to a roadwarrior via DHCP - does anyone have any details on this?
Regards,
Graham
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