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UniFi - USG/UDM VPN: How to Configure Site-to-Site VPN Local WAN IP: Public IP of the USG adopted to the site in which this VPN is being configured. If this USG is behind NAT configure the address found on the WAN interface. To find the WAN interface IP navigate to Devices > USG Properties Panel > Details > WAN 1. Pre-shared Key: Create a strong shared key to input on each VPN endpoint. IPsec Profiles: IPSEC behind NAT--a Howto?? - VPN: Site to Site and Remote May 19, 2005 vpn - Site-To-Site IPSec Tunnel behind NAT - Network As long as you can NAT the required protocol and ports (see below) on the routers, you can use any VPN solution that support NAT-Traversal (NAT-T) to establish an IPSEC tunnel (as commented by Zac67). pfSense does support NAT-T, so you're good to go. Setting up GRE/IPsec behind NAT - VyOS

Because ER-R is located behind a modem performing NAT services, the source IP address of the VPN (10.0.0.2) is translated to the 192.0.2.1 address. Choose either of the two following options to change the IPsec authentication IDs:

Oct 17, 2017 · Dear community, we are currently changing the network infrastructure at a customer location. One of the first steps was to put the existing Meraki MX 80 behind a new pfSense firewall. Everything is working fine except connecting from outside windows machines to the Merkai IPsec vpn gate. Macs runnin Jan 30, 2019 · At the moment there cannot be a IPSec VPN connection established when either of the devices involve NAT. Therefore you cannot have an on premise VPN device behind a NAT and this cannot be applied on a VNet gateway since customers will not have access to configuring such rules for a VPN gateway. Every time I have a Firebox behind someone else's NAT router, I set a static WAN IP on the Firebox that is on the ISP router's LAN (not in its DHCP range) and put that IP into the ISP router's DMZ. That lets all inbound ports hit the Firebox. Re: Access to OpenVPN server behind NAT Post by kuba__s » Fri Feb 19, 2016 7:03 am My problem is not to install and configure OpenVPN server on 'Router B', but to design whole solution to be able connect 'Client' with 'Router B', when both of them are behind NAT ( 'Router B' doesn't have public IP ).

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How To: Ubiquiti Unifi Site to Site VPN behind Nat Feb 22, 2019