Hi all,
client has a 10.200.11.0/24 network behind a Check Point in Azure.
They have a on-premise cluster where they can access the same Azure network from the office LAN via a S2S VPN between the on-premise and Azure Check Points (R81.20).
Both the cluster and Azure Check Points are managed by the same on-premise manager.
They can also remote access to the Azure network via the on-premise cluster/S2S VPN as the on-premise RAS encryption domain includes the office and DR networks.
What they can't do is remote access to the Azure Check Point directly and connect to the 10.200.11.0/24 Azure network.
They can only connect if I remove the Azure network from the on-premise RAS encryption domain.
Is there a way to be able to remote access to both gateways and have access?
I thought it might be a MEP related issue?
on-premise RAS encryption domain:
172.16.x (office)
10.200.11.0/24 (Azure)
Azure Check Point RAS encryption domain:
10.200.11.0/24
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