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Cisco RV320 Gateway to Gateway connected but not passing traffic
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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Issue has ben resolved. Thanks for the feedback.
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.
As per my suggestion? Glad to hear it is resolved. Thanks for updating.
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.