Soldato
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Greetings, im looking at an appropriate method of setting up Vpn tunnels between customer sites and our head office for the purpose of snmp management.
Now the only potential issue i can see is that some clients may well be using the same private address ranges (RFC1918) as other customer sites as well as the head office subnet making routing a potential hazard.
Now ive drawn a sample diagram below using theoretical ip addresses, each site uses PAT on there outside global address to allow the inside network users outbound internet access.
Is it possible to then setup site to site vpn connections to each site but apply NAT to the endpoint on the customer side to mask the real inside global subnet so that it doesnt conflict with other customer sites or the head office?
Any suggestions on how to go about this would be appreciated, my head hurts!
Now the only potential issue i can see is that some clients may well be using the same private address ranges (RFC1918) as other customer sites as well as the head office subnet making routing a potential hazard.
Now ive drawn a sample diagram below using theoretical ip addresses, each site uses PAT on there outside global address to allow the inside network users outbound internet access.
Is it possible to then setup site to site vpn connections to each site but apply NAT to the endpoint on the customer side to mask the real inside global subnet so that it doesnt conflict with other customer sites or the head office?
Any suggestions on how to go about this would be appreciated, my head hurts!
