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routing was the issue, route added and now working as it should.<br />
Cheers
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routing was the issue, route added and now working as it should.
Cheers

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Hi,<br />
I have two sites (Site A - 192.168.31.0) and Site B - (192.168.32.0). &nbsp;One site is in London and the second is in New York. &nbsp;They are both connected via an MPLS connection. &nbsp;The site in London has its gateway as the firewall (192.168.31.1) (MPLS router is the gateway in New York) and therefore hairpining was needed to be able to communicate over the MPLS connection (for those users who were onsite at 192.168.31.0 to be able to talk to the users in 192.168.32.0). &nbsp;This works fine but now I have a problem were users in London want to be able to connect to the site in New York while connected via Client VPN (VPN IP is 191.193.0.100) - &nbsp;I have added an ACL and included the New York IP in the split tunnel that was already created but I'm still unable to ping New York.<br />
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Anyone any ideas?<br />
Cheers
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Hi,
I have two sites (Site A - 192.168.31.0) and Site B - (192.168.32.0).  One site is in London and the second is in New York.  They are both connected via an MPLS connection.  The site in London has its gateway as the firewall (192.168.31.1) (MPLS router is the gateway in New York) and therefore hairpining was needed to be able to communicate over the MPLS connection (for those users who were onsite at 192.168.31.0 to be able to talk to the users in 192.168.32.0).  This works fine but now I have a problem were users in London want to be able to connect to the site in New York while connected via Client VPN (VPN IP is 191.193.0.100) -  I have added an ACL and included the New York IP in the split tunnel that was already created but I'm still unable to ping New York.

Anyone any ideas?
Cheers

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