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Hello,

thank you for your explanations. But I've got one last set of questions
:-) :

- - Have you checked, that failover works smoothly in your setup without
the vpn-tunnels to have to be reestablished?

- - Do even local initiated tunnels source from the VRRP- und not the
physical-IP? Without the specified switch turned on, I could not see the
mechanism, which should control the source-IP to be the VRRP-IP. That's
why I explicitly ask again...

- - What special manual NAT rules are you talking of? Do you need manual
NAT-rules for your VPN's to work or do you mean arbitrary other
NAT-rules for "other" traffic?

Thank you again for your time.

I'll discuss this further with our CSP and CP as soon, as I've got your
statements.

Regards,
Dennis


David DeSimone schrieb:
> Dennis Breithaupt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Do you use site-to-site VPN's besides SR/SC with VRRP-nodes, too? 
>> Because in the case of site-to-site, traffic could be originating/
>> initiated from our node, too.  In that case we would need the VRRP-IP
>> as source and not the physical IP, too.
> 
> Yes, we use site-to-site VPN extensively using VRRP IP's between
> clusters.  None of the VPN code appears to use the Hide NAT features to
> choose the originating/receiving IP for the IPSEC and IKE packets.  The
> Hide NAT setting does not disturb the correct operation thereof, so we
> disable it.
> 
> We do perform manual Hide NAT in the address translation table, and this
> also works independently of the setting, and works well.
> 

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