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Setting up VPN FW router (Draytek 5510) with multiple Watchguard Firebox X Series 500 FW's - locally and through MPLS

Asked by neo3998 in Watchguard Firewall, Virtual Private Networking (VPN), Networking Hardware Firewalls

Tags: firewall, watchguard, firebox, draytek, NAT, routing, MPLS, VPN

I

(using made up IP's)

I have this setup in head office:
Cisco MPLS router connecting to 3 other sites
draytek 5510 VPN FW router - internal IP 192.168.21.252, external IP 193.85.110.99
Watchguard Firebox X series 500 - internal IP 192.168.21.1

Hosting centre/phone system:
Cisco MPLS router connecting to 3 other sites - internal IP's 192.168.22.253 and 192.168.25.253 (2 cards)
Watchguard Firebox X series 500 - internal IP 192.168.22.1
Watchguard Firebox X series 500 - internal IP 192.168.25.1

Hong Kong Call Centre:
Cisco MPLS router connecting to 3 other sites - internal IP 192.168.23.253
Watchguard Firebox X series 500 - internal IP 192.168.23.1

Australia Call centre:
Cisco MPLS router connecting to 3 other sites - internal IP 192.168.24.253
Watchguard Firebox X series 500 - internal IP 192.168.23.1

The problem I am having is that the users are coming in through the VPN using IPsec tunnels, through 193.85.110.99 (Draytek 5510 external IP) at the head office. I can ping and connect to everything on the internal 192.168.21.n but cannot route to any of the subnets through the MPLS. What do I have to do to get this working. The main reason I have put the VPN in place is so that users can use soft phones from home through the VPN. They cannot use the softphones as the software cannot see the Avaya VOIP switch on the 192.168.22.n.

Please take into consideration that each site has its own Cisco MPLS router. Do I have to configure routing through them as they are looked after by our MPLS providers and I dont have access to them. I want to setup all the routing through the firewalls.

Does anyone have any suggestions?

If this doesnt make sense then please contact me - I need this in place ASAP, by the end of the week if possible :(

Thanks

Neo3998

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Setting up VPN FW router (Draytek 5510) with multiple Watchguard Firebox X Series 500 FW's - locally and through MPLS

Asked by neo3998 in Watchguard Firewall, Virtual Private Networking (VPN), Networking Hardware Firewalls

Tags: firewall, watchguard, firebox, draytek, NAT, routing, MPLS, VPN

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