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I'm pulling my hair out trying to configure a 0/0 over a VTI. We want to tunnel all traffic back to the headend.
There is some default route that is automatically added to the routing table based on the Internet. I don't want that. I need that gone. I've created /32s for what I need. All other traffic not identified in my host routes needs to route across the VTI.
How do I do this?
Have you configured the relevant VPN site as "Route All Traffic"?
Believe that is required in this case.
Thanks PhoneBoy, I'll take a look at that. Is that in the VPN community inside SMS? I think I managed to make it work...
I created a route: Dst: Any Src: 192.168.10.0/24 Next Hop: remote side tunnel IP
I tried that previously but it didn't appear to be working, appears to be working now.
Have you configured the relevant VPN site as "Route All Traffic"?
Believe that is required in this case.
Thanks PhoneBoy, I'll take a look at that. Is that in the VPN community inside SMS? I think I managed to make it work...
I created a route: Dst: Any Src: 192.168.10.0/24 Next Hop: remote side tunnel IP
I tried that previously but it didn't appear to be working, appears to be working now.
Yes, you need to enable "Route All Traffic" in the relevant VPN Community in this case.
No sweat, we are all here to help. Im not an SMB expert, but what Phoneboy said makes perfect sense. Btw, have a look at the post I made for rouyte based tunnels and even though its on regular Gaia, it will give you some idea on how this is supposed to function.
Andy
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