Hi Guys,
I have a fortigate 200D device already configured with a Remote Access VPN using Forticlient and everything is working without issue. I want to also create a Site-Site vpn with our branch office which will also be IPsec.
I want to know if it's necessary to have a second public facing network connection to serve as the gateway for the new vpn tunnel. In other words, is it possible for two different VPN tunnels to work off of the same public interface on my fortigate unit? The same IP address would then be used for both the Remote clients accessing the unit, and for this end of the Site-Site tunnel.
Thanks in advance for your assistance
Probably yes, I havent tried it with IPsec VPN and site2site IPSec but there is no issue with having mulitple IPSec tunnels on one public IP
Please go ahead.
You can create both S2S and Remote VPN on same public ip.
Reg,
Sushil
Thanks guys! We'll be trying it this weekend, if there are any hiccups I'll update the thread.
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