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IPsec Site-to-Site VPN Example with Pre-Shared Keys
Configuration guides, troubleshooting and practical advice for AZTCOFW.
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3 resultsAZTCO-FW-initiated Traffic and IPsec
To access the remote end of IPsec connections from the AZTCO-FW firewall itself, “fake” the system out by adding a static route pointing the remote network to the LAN IP address of the AZTCO-FW firewall. Note this exampl
Routing and gateway considerations
When the VPN endpoint, in this case a AZTCO-FW firewall, is the default gateway for a network there are normally no problems with routing. As a client PC sends traffic, it will go to the AZTCO-FW firewall, over the tunne
Site-to-site example configuration
The key to making a working IPsec tunnel is to ensure that both sides have matching settings for authentication, encryption, and so on. Before starting, make a note of the local and remote WAN IP addresses, as well as th