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Cisco RV320 Gateway to Gateway connected but not passing traffic

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I have two Cisco RV320 routers located in two different offices.  I have successfully configured and have an active tunnel between the two.  Office A is 192.168.0.X and office B is 192.168.10.X.  The routers are set at x.x.x.254.  From office A I can browse to the router at office B using the internal IP's.  I cannot ping or contact any other device in office B. other that the router.
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Rob Williams
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Might you have multiple routers at either site A or B.
When you ping the remote device it must have a return route to reply.  If the RV320's are the default gateway for all devices at both sites that is not a problem, but if not, you need to add static routes to the devices for the remote subnet.  Please advise, and if necessary we can explain how to add the static routes.
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Issue has ben resolved.  Thanks for the feedback.
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What was the solution?
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We're moving from one network to another and have both up and running parallel.  Switching devices to the correct Gateway on the other end solved it.
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As per my suggestion?  Glad to hear it is resolved.  Thanks for updating.

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