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Nov 13 2022
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Nov 10 2022
1:21 PM
No, unfortunately that is just how to make a third party VPN tunnel on one appliance. I'm just going to open a case with support and see what they say.
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Nov 10 2022
1:08 PM
No, that would just mean the vendor would have to create an endpoint for each of my sites, and they aren't willing to do that. They claim they are unable to do it but haven't given me a reason why.
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Nov 10 2022
1:00 PM
Where do you then configure that to be advertised to the spokes? I don't see that anywhere.
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Nov 10 2022
12:59 PM
Right, but where do you configure that to be shared to other sites? It isn't showing up on any of my other appliances.
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Nov 10 2022
12:51 PM
I am not seeing a subnet for the destination that I can enable for auto-vpn and nothing in the routing table is configurable.
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Nov 10 2022
12:38 PM
My Org has about 24 different networks for our various sites all connected hub and spoke to our main data center. We have a vendor hosting a service that needs to be accessed via third party VPN but who is constrained by the number of end points they are able/willing to add to their VPN solution. Is it possible to set up a third party VPN to them on the main data center MX appliance and advertise that route to all of the sites in my org. I currently have the third party tunnel running at the data center, and the connection works fine from that site. I can't figure out if there is a way to allow other sites to connect through that tunnel.
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May 5 2021
9:45 AM
This works if you don't already have a VNet with hosts on it. If you have a VNet with hosts on it you need to create peerings between the VNet(s) with your hosts and the VNet with your vMX. This creates routes between the subnets of one VNet and the subnets in the other VNet. Then you can apply the route table with your VPN peer networks to the subnets where the hosts are.
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