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IPsec VPN over MPLS
Hi,
Anyone known how configure a VPN IPSEC over MPLS?
Actually i have a tunel established using my ISP between two Check Point Gateway, now i have a MPLS link and i want to encrypt this traffic.
Devices:
1 Manager for Corporate and Branch Site;
1 Corporate Gateway;
1 Branch site Gateway.
My doubt is, i have some others tunnels using my ISP on Corporate gateway, if i change the link selector to use MPLS, how the VPN´s configured today understand this?
Best Regards
Lucas
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Hi all,
The final solutions was:
Uncheck "Apply settings to VPN Traffic" from the ISP Redundancy settings.
Configure the Link Selection to probe my two ISP´s and the MPLS and set the primary address to MPLS.
Renew the certificates from Gateway 01 and Gateway 02 adding all ip address of ipsec as SAN.
Regards
Lucas
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Is the MPLS link on the same interface or a different interface from your ISP?
Assuming different, then I think if you use "Calculate IP Based on Network Topology" it should use the IP facing that network.
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Hi Dameon,
Thank you!
Yes, is a different interface.
I have ISP Redundancy configured also, with "Apply settings to VPN Traffic" because i have VPN established with anothers peers over internet and for redundancy of internet and the ipsec vpn with this peers.
Also, if i uncheck "Apply settings to VPN Traffic" and use "Calculate IP Based on Network Topology", Can i have a problem with link failover or with others tunnels?
Lucas
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Depends on if the remote end of the MPLS VPN is Check Point or not.
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Hi Dameon,
Thank you for all your support.
Yes, is a check point.
Do you know what happens when I uncheck the option "Apply settings to VPN Traffic" from ISP redundancy settings?
I will lose the failover with others peers?
Regards
Lucas
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I don't think you need to disable "Apply settings to VPN Traffic" in this case (but maybe I'm wrong here).
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Hi Dameon,
If i do not disable the option "Apply settings to VPN Traffic", I am not be able to change the link selection on the IPSec VPN tab.
Regards
Lucas
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It should be ok.
It's similar to the following scenario in the documentation, which requires a couple extra steps to be done: Link Selection
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Hi Dameon,
Thank you so much.
I will try, I will be back with results.
Regards
Lucas
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Hi all,
The final solutions was:
Uncheck "Apply settings to VPN Traffic" from the ISP Redundancy settings.
Configure the Link Selection to probe my two ISP´s and the MPLS and set the primary address to MPLS.
Renew the certificates from Gateway 01 and Gateway 02 adding all ip address of ipsec as SAN.
Regards
Lucas
