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Site to Site VPN

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jenson

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Appreciate some advise here.
I am having a site to site VPN connection between site A and site B.
My objective is to get site A device to reach site B and vice versa. It been configured with success.
Issue is once site B device not pointing to the site B vpn router as gateway it not reachable anymore.
I am not planning to configured any routing on my actual gateway. Any alternative for me to achieve that?Only once device need to reach from Site A to Site B.
I am using Juniper SSG140 on both site A and Site B.
 
On the device you actually want to act as your default gateway, add a route for the remote subnet of Site A to point to the VPN router that's establishing the IPSec tunnel. That way, you can have the device at Site B still point to it's normal default gateway, and when it detects traffic destined to the remote site, it will send it to the VPN gateway and then across the tunnel.
 
Hi Jamsan,
Thanks for the reply. I thought about it but I am trying to avoid all posibilites of touching the default gateway configuration. That the reason for this post. Any suggestion like NAT 1 to 1 or routing on the Juniper Site B VPN router.?
 
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