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Michel, I believe I understand what you are asking, you have three or four networks total, your office is pfsense and we will consider it the HUB so to speak, from this HUB, you have ipsec vpn's to several clients and one to home. You are at home and wanting to get to a clients network by adding a route? As discussed already, not possible. You would need to make another vpn to each client office from your home network to talk to machines in those networks. I presently do this with my clients, I have a vpn to each but when at one clients office, I cannot see client-b's network, I can only see my office. I can see all clients from my office but clients can only see me, not each other. Dave -----Original Message----- From: Michel Servaes [mailto:michel at mcmc dot be] Sent: Monday, March 17, 2008 7:40 PM To: Monowall User List Subject: [m0n0wall] how to add a route for a IPSEC VPN that lies on another box ? Ok, this is just a curiosity question - but it would be a great way to solve some of my issues. I have a monowall at home -great product by the way, and a pfSense at the office -another great product. I have multiple VPN's setup at the office to my collegues (and myself). Is there a way to add routes on either monowall or pfsense, that would allow me to reach one of my collegues through the VPN of the office. I don't want to make another VPN at home, I just want to be able to access all the VPN's with some kind of rule or route... I know I can make a PPTP VPN to the pfSense at work, and work my way through this VPN, but I'd really would love to have this option right ontop of my one IPSEC VPN tunnel that I have to the office. - should I create rules on my box at the office, or would some static routes on my monowall work as well ?? - or, should I forget this, and create each IPSEC VPN individually... --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: m0n0wall dash unsubscribe at lists dot m0n0 dot ch For additional commands, e-mail: m0n0wall dash help at lists dot m0n0 dot ch |