I'm planning a network as under on two WAN endpoints as a modification
of an existing network:
Internet
======== Linksys Router ---- Switch ----- Bering and LAN (10.0.1.x
subnet)
|
+----------- Wireless AP.(192.168.0.x subnet)
The linksys router forwards ports for the Public IP to specific machines
e.g PPTP, SMTP etc. Wireless users currently have to establish a PPTP
session to be served a private IP whose route to the LAN is available on
the Linksys Router. I'm planning to put a Bering machine in the LAN and
build a site to site tunnel between the two WAN points. I'm forwarding
ports 47,50,51 and 500 to the Bering mchines local IP.
My questions:
1. Has anyone built such a configuration before?
2. Which would the tunnel endpoint IP be in the ipsec.conf and
ipsec.secrets? Public IP whose port is forwarded or local IP? 3. When I
start ipsec, "ipsec barf" shows a message no public IP found? Will this
limit this config? 4. On the leftnexthop or rightnexthop, I'm giving the
same IP as the local LAN IP so that subnets can be reached. Is this
configuration correct?
Regards
Mohan
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