#Easyvpn overlapping subnets mac#

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When I configure a remote access VPN on a Fortigate, I configure the following client range 192.168.3.10-192.168.3.40When the client connects and I do a ro. Hello I'm trying to learn the concept of VPN's and there's some aspect of VPN's I'm not sure about.

#Easyvpn overlapping subnets mac#

(VLAN), the MAC address is used (in the first instance) to decide where the data goes, not routing, and so the at the traffic from site one will remain there as it tries to find the (local) host with that IP address (by resolving it's MAC address via ARP), as will the hosts at site two, unless specific PBR is use. Let's say 10.0.0.54 want to send traffic to 10.0.0.100 (on the remote LAN), because traffic within the layer two broadcast domain For example, if both sides are using 10.0.0.0/24 as an IP address range. If the IP address conflict is due to the host subnets at either end (subnets which are the same), NAT'ing may not work. If you want to NAT the tunnel end point IP addresses to get the tunnel to create, I don't think it would work (without having a play in my lab) in order to send traffic across it. If it's the tunnel source and destination IP addresses, it may be possible to create an IP-IP tunnel within an existing tunnel and use policy based routing (based on traffic source or destination, or even port numbers) to send traffic destined for the remote LAN via the IP-IP tunnel What IP addresses are conflicting? Is the IP addressing used by the tunnel endpoints, or the IP addressing by the hosts on each LAN?