Paul Walsh
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Secondary Branch Office Tunnel
Hi All,
We have a Branch Office VPN established to one of our third party suppliers for support purposes (We use a WatchGuard at our End). They would like a secondary tunnel establishing with different settings, that will run side by side of the existing one. Am I ok to use the existing external IP (Ours) as the external IP of the new tunnel. Will this work if both tunnels are required to be active at the same time or does each tunnel have to have its own external IP assigned?
Cheers,
Paul
We have a Branch Office VPN established to one of our third party suppliers for support purposes (We use a WatchGuard at our End). They would like a secondary tunnel establishing with different settings, that will run side by side of the existing one. Am I ok to use the existing external IP (Ours) as the external IP of the new tunnel. Will this work if both tunnels are required to be active at the same time or does each tunnel have to have its own external IP assigned?
Cheers,
Paul
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Hi guys,
Turns out the supplier had given me the incorrect details. Was a different subnet after all. Thanks for your help.
Turns out the supplier had given me the incorrect details. Was a different subnet after all. Thanks for your help.
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Apologies for the delay in getting back to you. Yes the sunet at thier end will be the same. I am asuming then this is a bad idea and only one tunnel should be setup?
Cheers,
Paul