It is a bi-directional thing so there is nothing like a serial connection
from A to B to C. For A to talk to C it has to be there in the VPN policy.
For A to talk to B you will have to set an IPSec peer IP of B.
For A to talk to C you will have to set an IPSec peer IP of C.
Then on B set A and C as IPSec peers and so on for all the three and
everybody can talk to everybody else.
Hope this helps.
-----Original Message-----
From: Ivan Fox [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, February 13, 2001 3:28 PM
To: Firewall-Wizards@Nfr. Net; Firewalls@Lists. Gnac. Net; Firewall-1
Subject: Can I setup a VPN this way?
Let say three are 3 sites in serial, i.e., A --> B --> C. Each site has its
own subnet and Check Point VPN-1. Can I setup a continuous VPN using Check
Point VPN-1 starting from A and ending at C.
Any pointers are appreciated.
Ivan
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