SiDHEaD

Hello,

I'm having trouble configuring a Cisco router just how we need it. (Cisco 877 router)

Currently I have it dialling up the ADSL fine and a VPN created from the router to our office.

I then need to make traffic from FE ports 0 & 1 use the VPN and ports 2 & 3 go directly onto the internet.

I've configured a seperate VLAN which is applied to ports 2&3 which has it's own DHCP pool on a seperate range to the VLAN which is tied to the VPN.

I can't seem to get the traffic to route out though, and I'm sure it's something silly I've missed.

It should have been done 2 days ago so i'm massively panicking.

Anyone got any pointers? Can I split tunnel like this? If not how can I get it to route any traffic through the VPN, not just traffic relating to the local network at the other end.

Claaarkio

iTrader: (1)

Can you not just route the traffic for the vpn to the vpn tunnel and all other traffic to the internet or does it have to be a "virtual" division between the ports?

SiDHEaD

It would be a lot better if it was segregated so they cannot see the other ip pool etc, but I guess that could be a last resort. Problem I have at the minute is it seems to route all of the traffic not destined to the remote network to nowhere when the VPN is up.

Claaarkio

iTrader: (1)

Do you have a defualt route set up on the config? i've never set up a vpn on a cisco but wouldn't the network set in the encryption domain get sent through the VPN and all other traffic use the defualt route (0.0.0.0 to external interface) ?

Dave