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Port forwarding to remote network server
Dear colleagues I faced up with a problem, to publish service on server from remote office branch, connected via VPN IPsec (SRX5308<->FVS318G) with main office network, on central router SRX5308. D...
Hi DaneA
VPN channel between offices works perfect, and I also can use port forward service for servers located in main office.
Sitution is more complicated, I wish to provide access for remote users to server located in remote office via our central router SRX5308.
Hi Borya,
Here are my follow-up questions:
a. Is the central router SRX5308 and the SRX5308 in the (SRX5308<->FVS318G) IPSec VPN the same? If not, proceed to the next question.
b. How does the central router SRX5308 connected to the (SRX5308<->FVS318G) IPSec VPN?
It would be best if you post an image or screenshot of your detailed network setup.
Regards,
DaneA
NETGEAR Community Team
Hi DaneA
It looks like this:
Hi Borya,
I just want to verify. From the diagram you have posted, there is a broken line from the remote user to the SRX5308. Does it mean that there is a client-to-box VPN between the remote user and the SRX5308?
What if you configure a client-to-box VPN between the remote user and the FVS318G so that you could give the remote user access to the server. I believe this is possible.
Regards,
DaneA
NETGEAR Community Team
Hi DaneA?
There is no vpn connection between remote system amd SRX5308, I need to use port forwarding in order to provide access to the servewr in remote location.
Hi Borya,
I just want to follow-up on this.
Regards,
DaneA
NETGEAR Community Team
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