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Our Fortigate router is on the 192.168.1.0 network (Not our doing), and we are trying to connect to a vendor's Cisco ASA but they have another VPN with the same subnet as ours. They said there isn't anything they can do on their end. Is their something I can do on my end to get this connected? A Virtual IP to mask our actual LAN subnet to the VPN?
Our Fortigate router is on the 192.168.1.0 network (Not our doing), and we are trying to connect to a vendor's Cisco ASA but they have another VPN with the same subnet as ours. They said there isn't anything they can do on their end. Is their something I can do on my end to get this connected? A Virtual IP to mask our actual LAN subnet to the VPN?
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