Hi All,
I purchased a Fortigate 30D for home use. It is connected on the LAN to my BT home hub5 using an internal IP address.
I can connect a PC to the Fortigate LAN and set up a NAT to internet traffic just fine.
I decisded to try and build a VPN connection to AWS. The tunnel is built at both ends and shows as up. However when I try to connect to a device in AWS, it fails. A debug seems to show that traffic hits the VPN tunnel correctly, then it looks like it loops because I see a second traffic flow coming from the Ipsec tunnel? I suspect its an issue with haveing a NAT then another NAT on the HomeHub.
Has anyone been able to set up a similiar scenario?
Thanks
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Dear Friend,
Have you created a policy for the tunnel? If yes, make sure you have a NAT enable.
From the word "Loop" , it sounds like a gateway configuration, make sure it.
Also, make sure of the IP address you defined, it's not conflicting somewhere.
Since there is no clear problem, I am just giving you a general assumption.
Regards,
Shehab
Hi Shehab,
Thanks for the reply. I got it working, turns out there was a missing route on the AWS side!
All good now!
Thanks
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