sonjaya wrote:
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I can akses comp in net_a from net_b ( ping running application etc)
I can remote comp in net_b from net_a ( ping , remote , print (
jetdirect ), etc )
I can remote desktop citrix in net_a to net_c
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Then i want net_b can acces remote citrix in net_c , so i made static routing :
--- 192.168.1.3 ping statistics ---
2 packets transmitted, 2 packets received, 0.0% packet loss
round-trip min/avg/max/std-dev = 3.759/3.906/4.054/0.160 ms
#route add 172.16.0.0/16 192.168.1.3
#error network can be reached
so how i cant made net_c access able from net_b ?
That route isn't correct.
Create a IPsec tunnel between the net_c and net_b gateways. That would
be the best way, rather than trying to get it to route
through both tunnels.
Additionally, in the current configuration, your encryption domains
from net_b to net_a and from net_a to net_c don't include net_c to net_b
traffic. Nothing will get encapsulated and encrypted.
for detail my network please see in
http://sonjaya.web.id/boboko/vpnsitensite.pdf
That was actually very helpful, your email description wasn't entirely
clear.
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Joseph Bender
Bendorius Consulting
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F: 248-434-5581
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