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| Hi, I have a question about a site 2 site VPN tunnel VS NAT. We must connect our LAN (192.168.100.0 /24) to a company which we bought. It is possible that this site has the same IP subnet (192.168.100.0 /24) but we can't change that network-IP. [LAN A 191.168.100.0 /24]----[CP R61 FW]----@INTERNET@-----[FW X]-----[LAN B 192.168.100.0 /24] We want to connect to LAN B from LAN A through NAT use the subnet 172.16.1.0 /24 (for example), and vice versa. Is there a way we can resolve this in our CP. Or do we have to resolve this remote? |
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| There is a document on the Check Point website that covers building a Site to Site VPN with overlapping IP ranges. https://supportcenter.checkpoint.com...&product=VPN-1 Is link to knowledgebase article. |
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| Thanks this sounds just like the white paper i need. But i can't get the file. I get Insufficient Rights. Do i need to be a CCSA to get this file? Can someone mail me this file? maartenheldens (at) gmail (dot) com Thank in Advance Maarten Heldens |
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| Hello, I contacted the Distributor in our country with the question if they can provide the white paper. But they also get Insufficient Rights. Is there someone who van mail me the white paper please. It will help me and my company a lot!! maartenheldens (at) gemail (dot) com Thanks in advance! Maarten |
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