Routing Nightmare
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Hello
I have two locations I need to connect through a local network.
_______ _____ ______ _____ ______
| | (A1) | | (A3) Local Loop (B1) | | (B2) | | (C1) | |
| Lan A | <–->| pf A | <----------------------------------------> | Pf B | <---> |ASA |<--->|LAMP |
|| || || |____| |_|
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| (A2)
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| Internet|
| _______|A1 - 10.1.14.0 <--> 10.1.14.1
A2 - Dhcp <--> any
A3 - 192.168.x.y <----> 192.168.z.w - B1 ( Being routed by a Third party)
B2 - 10.1.2.25 <--> 10.1.2.10
C1 - 172.16.0.1 <--> 172.16.0.2Simple routing, I want "Lan A" to be able to access the "LAMP" server on "Lan B".
I added these two routes for "pf A" :
R1 : 10.1.2.0 -> A3 GW
R2 : 172.16.0.0 -> A3 GWI have added one route for "pf B":
R1 : 172.16.0.0 -> 10.1.2.10I was able to access "pf B" from "Lan A".
I can't access the "LAMP" server from "Lan A".I did ignore the Internet connection (A2), my priority is with the route.
Now If I replaced "pf A" with a simple "Cisco" router.
with the following route :
R1 : any any A3 GW"Lan A" is able to access the "LAMP" server on "Lan B".
Stuff I did :
- I opened the firewall on both sides.
- I messed with Nating on "pf A", ticking/unticking some of the advanced options in firewall/nat.
But sadly I failed.
Any help with welcome.
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create a route for 172.16.0.1/24 –> PFB on PFA
and a route for 10.1.14.1/24 -->PFA on PFBshould do the trick