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I have a Cisco RV325 VPN router with 3 tunnels to 3 clients. They static external IP addresses, whereas I have a dynamic external IP address that does not change much.<br />
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<i>my intention is to create a 4rth tunnel with statically assigned IP to tunnel into another site that is dynamically assigned IP. </i><br />
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Yes, that should work. &nbsp;Considerations:<br />
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1. It should not change much, but you would have to re-configure when it does.<br />
2. Use DynDNS if you do not want to do this.
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I have a Cisco RV325 VPN router with 3 tunnels to 3 clients. They static external IP addresses, whereas I have a dynamic external IP address that does not change much.

my intention is to create a 4rth tunnel with statically assigned IP to tunnel into another site that is dynamically assigned IP.

Yes, that should work.  Considerations:

1. It should not change much, but you would have to re-configure when it does.
2. Use DynDNS if you do not want to do this.

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here is what i'm trying to accomplish:<br />
currently there are 3 separate vpn tunnels to 3 different sites, all are statically assigned. &nbsp;my intention is to create a 4rth tunnel with statically assigned ip to tunnel into another site that is dynamically assigned ip. &nbsp;Has anyone ever done this and how does it work? <br />
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devices involve: asa5515 at the static site and whatever router so long as its vpn able on the other site. &nbsp;just really need to know what i need to do on the asa site since its already had multiple tunnels in place. <br />
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&nbsp;Thank you,<br />
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mwauki
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here is what i'm trying to accomplish:
currently there are 3 separate vpn tunnels to 3 different sites, all are statically assigned.  my intention is to create a 4rth tunnel with statically assigned ip to tunnel into another site that is dynamically assigned ip.  Has anyone ever done this and how does it work? 

devices involve: asa5515 at the static site and whatever router so long as its vpn able on the other site.  just really need to know what i need to do on the asa site since its already had multiple tunnels in place. 

 Thank you,

mwauki

how to allow one of the statically assigned vpn tunnels to tunnel into another dynamic site?

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