How to connect 2 sites behind Firewall?
Posted: Fri Sep 23, 2016 6:11 pm
Hi guys!
I find myself stuck while trying to connect 2 remote Networks using SE VPN Software.
My situation is a bit complicated and I try to describe it.
I have 2 remote Sites and a few Home PCs.
Site A is the HQ: 192.168.2.x/24
Site B is remote: 192.101.103.x/24
I would like to connect to the HQ Site A, the remote Site B and all Home PCs, so I believe I want to make a one-to-many topology.
Each Network has its own Gateway(Router). The administration task of these routers is externalised. I can't change that nor the IP Classes of the Networks.
I managed to Port Forward Port 443 to specific IP in Routers:
Site A: TCP Port 443 -> 192.168.2.16
Site B: TCP Port 443 -> 192.101.103.240
On Site A:
I have installed SE VPN Server on a physical Server (Windows Srv2012 R2 Std) -> 192.168.2.16
I have created a Virtual Hub on this Server (say HQ Hub) and I have connected this Hub to the physical (192.168.2.x/24 ) Network through the Servers physical Network Card using "Local Bridge Setting".
On Site B:
I have installed SE VPN Bridge on a physical Server (Windows Srv 2008 R2 Std) -> 192.101.103.240
I have connected the Bridge Virtual Hub to the physical (192.101.103.x/24) Network through the Servers physical Network Card using "Local Bridge Setting".
On the Home PCs (Windows):
I have installed SE VPN Client. I created a virtual Network Adapter(VPN) and configured a Connection to the HQ and tested the VPN connection. The remote PCs (Windows) are communicatig successfully with HQ VPN Server in both directions.
Is there an Option to successfully connect the 2 sites giving my Networks Limitations?
I would apreciate your suggestions very much. Please help me!
I find myself stuck while trying to connect 2 remote Networks using SE VPN Software.
My situation is a bit complicated and I try to describe it.
I have 2 remote Sites and a few Home PCs.
Site A is the HQ: 192.168.2.x/24
Site B is remote: 192.101.103.x/24
I would like to connect to the HQ Site A, the remote Site B and all Home PCs, so I believe I want to make a one-to-many topology.
Each Network has its own Gateway(Router). The administration task of these routers is externalised. I can't change that nor the IP Classes of the Networks.
I managed to Port Forward Port 443 to specific IP in Routers:
Site A: TCP Port 443 -> 192.168.2.16
Site B: TCP Port 443 -> 192.101.103.240
On Site A:
I have installed SE VPN Server on a physical Server (Windows Srv2012 R2 Std) -> 192.168.2.16
I have created a Virtual Hub on this Server (say HQ Hub) and I have connected this Hub to the physical (192.168.2.x/24 ) Network through the Servers physical Network Card using "Local Bridge Setting".
On Site B:
I have installed SE VPN Bridge on a physical Server (Windows Srv 2008 R2 Std) -> 192.101.103.240
I have connected the Bridge Virtual Hub to the physical (192.101.103.x/24) Network through the Servers physical Network Card using "Local Bridge Setting".
On the Home PCs (Windows):
I have installed SE VPN Client. I created a virtual Network Adapter(VPN) and configured a Connection to the HQ and tested the VPN connection. The remote PCs (Windows) are communicatig successfully with HQ VPN Server in both directions.
Is there an Option to successfully connect the 2 sites giving my Networks Limitations?
I would apreciate your suggestions very much. Please help me!