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Dual wan Dual vpn utm9s
Hi everyone, is my first time i face a netgear firewall, anda sicerely i'm having some problem with a configuration, i have 2 utm9s and it was asked to me to configure them in dual wan dua vpn mode...
Hi,
As far as I know, setting up two IPSec VPN connections between the same two routers is not the way to go.
It's not going to work because the VPN policies will conflict each other ("the destination subnet foo must go through the VPN bar" rule must be unique).
To configure this properly, you need to use rollover inside the VPN policy, on both side. And because you can only set one IP address as remote endpoint, you must use an FQDN.
The roll-over option determines which WAN interface use as outbound, and the FQDN as remote endpoint determines which remote IP address is used for the communication.
Hi!
Thanks for the welcome!
i've created 2 vpn policies on every box, on the reference manual of utm9s there's a picture that represent the exact scenario that i'm facing off.
exactly at page 635 of "UTM_RM_15Oct2012".
i hope fqdn will not be required:smileyhappy:
Hi mosquiton,
I believe you are referring to Figure 373 from page 635 of the UTM reference manual here. Kindly answer my questions below:
a. Are your WAN IP addresses fixed (static) or dynamic?
b. What is the current firmware version of the 2 UTM9s?
Regards,
DaneA
NETGEAR Community Team
hi DaneA,
thank you for your support, you are very kind,
yes exactly that figure.
the ip addresses are static and given from the isp, the firmware is the 3.6.2-4.
there's 2 broadband connection on each site with 4 public and static ip
if i set up only one vpn tunnel everything looks and works good, troubles begin when i try to setup the second link.
unfortunately theres no documentation from netgear to set up that kind of scenario...
tnx
Hi,
As far as I know, setting up two IPSec VPN connections between the same two routers is not the way to go.
It's not going to work because the VPN policies will conflict each other ("the destination subnet foo must go through the VPN bar" rule must be unique).
To configure this properly, you need to use rollover inside the VPN policy, on both side. And because you can only set one IP address as remote endpoint, you must use an FQDN.
The roll-over option determines which WAN interface use as outbound, and the FQDN as remote endpoint determines which remote IP address is used for the communication.
Thank you so much for your feedback, i'll give it a try!!
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