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The task is to reach the web-Server trouw the vpn tunnel from the network behind my Squid/VPNGW.
The Vpn comes up perfectly and everything seems to work fine, but i think i have a routing problem.
My Squid/vpnGW has a public ip address (lets say this is 1) the default gw for my squid/vpnGW needs to be the ISPRouter ( lets say this one has the ip 2 ).
Now in my ipsec.conf I added nextlefthop=2 (the ip of the ISPRouter).
So because of that my "route -n" shows me, that the route for the ip:4 (which is a privat address something like 172.98.0.1) is via ISPRouter (IP:2) which (of cause) does not know anything about my ESP Tunnel.
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So because of that my "route -n" shows me, that the route for the ip:4 (which is a privat address something like 172.98.0.1) is via ISPRouter (IP:2) which (of cause) does not know anything about my ESP Tunnel.
I believe that you can easily add and remove any additional or useless routes.
So because of that my "route -n" shows me, that the route for the ip:4 (which is a privat address something like 172.98.0.1) is via ISPRouter (IP:2) which (of cause) does not know anything about my ESP Tunnel.
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