how to route out different VPN tunnels

Apr 18, 2007 1 Replies

Hi All,



We have pix site to site vpns using pix 501's and cvpn 3015 concentrator . I would like to create a failover tunnel from remote sites back to HQ. We have a RIP capable 3com 4950 switch back at HQ..does not seem to work. I also have an old 2500 router, as well.



Scenario is basically



remote int. network--REMOTE PIX (ip 1.1.1.2) CISCO 3015-------default internal gateway----HQ internal network ------->(ip 1.1.1.3) TEST PIX 501---------------------------------HQ internal network



Would like to eventually get another concentrator or possibly an ASA appliance as a failover peer for our remote sites, but I am not sure how I could get traffic to route internally to this backup device. I have successfully built tunnel from test PIX to the remote pix, but encrypted traffic will only flow if I explicitly set test pix as my default gateway



Have tried using static routes with different metrics on the 2500 to use test PIX as a 'floating' route, per se..no go (and that would only work if route 1 was down..no?) Also tried RIP between 2500 and PIX, but PIX does not advertise route to the remote tunneled network...



In a nutshell...what protocol/method would you recommend so that traffic could talk back to remote sites depending upon which device it came in from?



thanks much!


Sorry..should have mentioned that I am trying to get this working using a test PIX in the time being (as shown in my awful diagram) and that 2500 router is in the HQ internal network which Im hoping can make some routing decisions. Up until now, we have done fine sticking static routes to the concentrator for remote vpn networks.

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