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In that example different IP' s on the internal interfaces are used, i have tried that aswell but did not work.The example uses nat traversal in the VPN set up (see the " ipsec phase1-interface" section) between the two interfaces. The closest you can get to doing something like that without creating a VPN that is perhaps NATing one or both sides of the interface(s) I think I saw an example of a " NAT IP address pool" used in such a matter, somewhere in the KB or handbook. Edit: May be I am thinking of Source NATing.
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