ER7206 VPN Routes
Hi,
let me explain, i have 4 VPNs on my network, only 1 of them is connected over TP-Link, the other 3 are connected over Headscale, let me post a little drawing of my network topology
Main router is Router A, this one is the main headquarter, its where the Headscale server is which is the vpn server, Router B, C and D are on different locations, but only Router B and Router C are connected over the Tailscale network, Router D is over TP-Link IPSec VPN.
For each router i have manually created the routes so all 3 networks can communicate with each other, problem is i cant find a way to make all networks communicate with Router D network, only Router A and Router D networks can communicate because they are the ones that have the IPSec VPN between them, but Router B and C cant see Router D at all or vice versa.
I have tried to create routing tables on Router A which is the common ground for all my networks, but cant ping any device from Router B or C to Router D, so any ideas or suggestions i could try would love to hear them because i have run out of things to try
This is the IPSec VPN Status on Router A
And this one is for Router D
Its not about routing rules, its about including the other IP ranges in the IPsec VPN tunnels
Since router A is the "hub" location for all VPN tunnels, as long as it can see all the IP ranges from teh other routers, you need to add those IP ranges to the "Local Networks" list in the vpn tunnel, and then, on router D, add the same IP ranges to the "Remote Networks" list
You will need to use custom IP ranges rather than the default settings of "Networks"
As long as the host router can see an IP, they can be added to VPN tunnels. This is a screenshot from my VPN hub router, connecting other LANs on other incoming VPNs to another site-to-site, at the other end of which is the mirror image of this
Its not about routing rules, its about including the other IP ranges in the IPsec VPN tunnels
Since router A is the "hub" location for all VPN tunnels, as long as it can see all the IP ranges from teh other routers, you need to add those IP ranges to the "Local Networks" list in the vpn tunnel, and then, on router D, add the same IP ranges to the "Remote Networks" list
You will need to use custom IP ranges rather than the default settings of "Networks"
As long as the host router can see an IP, they can be added to VPN tunnels. This is a screenshot from my VPN hub router, connecting other LANs on other incoming VPNs to another site-to-site, at the other end of which is the mirror image of this