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0/0 over a VTI config - Spark
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?
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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.
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Have you configured the relevant VPN site as "Route All Traffic"?
Believe that is required in this case.
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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.
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Yes, you need to enable "Route All Traffic" in the relevant VPN Community in this case.
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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
