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|    Viking to Coop    |
|    Re: VPN - multiple destination networks     |
|    10 Jun 04 18:35:56    |
      From: belgianvikings@hotmail.com              dac56@hotmail.com (Coop) wrote in       news:508609fe.0406092121.7f60e527@posting.google.com:              > I need to create VPNs with several trading partners. I've encountered       > a limitation of my SonicWALL Pro 200 in that only one destination       > network can have a given network/subnet. For example, if both Trading       > Patner A and Trading Partner B use 192.168.1.0/24 on their LAN       > interace, then I will only be able to create the VPN to one of them.       > I understand the basic issue--how would my firewall know which trading       > partner LAN to send the traffic to. However, I can't very well ask my       > trading partners to renumber their internal networks. SonicWALL's new       > software called SonicOS can handle the situation of overlapping       > subnets, but it isn't available for my model.       >       > Does this situation exist for other firewall brands? Is there a       > workaround? Are there other firewall appliances such as PIX geared to       > small/mid-sized enviroments that don't have this limitation?       >       > Thanks for your advice.       >              I think the Contivity VPN switches don't have that problem, but I'm not       sure that's the kind of solution you're looking for.       Viking.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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