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      abidkhanhk
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      Hello,
      I am trying to setup a metro ethernet network between 3 sites,
      as previous on these sites we have juniper ssg5, and i didnt have any access to their routing configuration or gw information, i was only able to gather limited informaiton by using tracert -d commands from windows, so far i have found that the site have below IPs as their Wan

      Site A. WAN192.168.100.1 LAN192.168.1.1
      Site B. WAN192.168.100.2 LAN192.168.2.1
      Site C. WAN192.168.100.3 LAN192.168.3.1

      so in order to make it work, I created the WAN IPs and gave them their opposite firewall's WAN IP as GW.
      e.g Site A WAN 192.168.100.1 GW192.168.100.2 and GW 192.168.100.3
      and defined static route as 192.168.2.1 over GW 192.168.100.2 and 192.168.3.1 over GW192.168.100.3
      However, it is not working so well.. i am not sure what am i doing wrong,
      How i can define the GW on these wans, and what kind of static routes to give then.
      Can someone please guide me . thanks.
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        abidkhanhk @abidkhanhk
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        @abidkhanhk said in Metro Ethernet WAN and routing setting:

        Hello,
        I am trying to setup a metro ethernet network between 3 sites,
        as previous on these sites we have juniper ssg5, and i didnt have any access to their routing configuration or gw information, i was only able to gather limited informaiton by using tracert -d commands from windows, so far i have found that the site have below IPs as their Wan

        Site A. WAN192.168.100.1 LAN192.168.1.1
        Site B. WAN192.168.100.2 LAN192.168.2.1
        Site C. WAN192.168.100.3 LAN192.168.3.1

        so in order to make it work, I created the WAN IPs and gave them their opposite firewall's WAN IP as GW.
        e.g Site A WAN 192.168.100.1 GW192.168.100.2 and GW 192.168.100.3
        and defined static route as 192.168.2.1 over GW 192.168.100.2 and 192.168.3.1 over GW192.168.100.3
        However, it is not working so well.. i am not sure what am i doing wrong,
        How i can define the GW on these wans, and what kind of static routes to give then.
        Can someone please guide me . thanks.
        36cc7cc8-d096-4a02-8782-d39344170ea9-image.png

        anyone can help?

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