ReadyNAS and SITE to SITE VPN

Question

I have a site using a ReadyNAS 312. The 2 NICs are set up on different subnets

eth0 is on subnet 192.168.130.x

eth1 is on subnet 192.168.0.x

The office has 2 incoming internet connections

192.168.130.x runs their computers and phones

192.168.0.x is for a vpn to their remote site (called warehouse)

There are no issues accessing the ReadyNAS from the 192.168.130.x

I can access the ReadyNAS from any computers I add to the 192.168.0.x subnet

i can ping the NAS from the 192.168.0.x gateway

I can ping the computers on the .0.x subnet from the warehouse through the vpn

I CANNOT ping the NAS through the VPN

Are there any security settings or switches that may be stopping this?

I apologize for the confusing description ( it has been a long day trying to figure this out) and will be happy to clarify or provide more info

Thank you in advance for the help

Tom

JennC · Answer

Hello&nbsp;TomMournighan,
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When you unplug the ReadyNAS from the 192.168.130.x network, are you still not able to ping it through the VPN? What's the subnet of the other end of the tunnel?
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Welcome to the community
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Regards,

evan2 · Answer

Hi TomMournighan,
If connect both eth0 and eth1, 
eht0 and eth1 can be access in LAN,
but only eth0 can connect to WAN becuase only have a Ethernet port to destination 0.0.0.0 in routing table.
See following NAS routing table

Could you please try to set VPN for 192.168.130.x and try connecting to the NAS again? Thanks!
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&nbsp;You&nbsp;can see the routing table in network_settings.log in the logs zip file.