Connect devices form one vpn to second vpn in Omada Controller

Connect devices form one vpn to second vpn in Omada Controller

Connect devices form one vpn to second vpn in Omada Controller
Connect devices form one vpn to second vpn in Omada Controller
Yesterday - last edited 22 hours ago
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Hello, i have a problem, if someone can help me. I have a controller oc200 with er605. This vpn router is at the side A and it has 2 vpn connections. One with side B and one at the site C. Devices from side A can connect with devices with side B, and devices from side A can connect with devices from side C. But the problem is that i want a device from side B to connect with a device from side C. Can i do this with routing, or with some other way? Thank for every help!

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Yesterday - last edited 22 hours ago

  @Vagelisk 

 

I believ point 4 and 5 is what you are looking for, How to ser up IPsec manually on not managed [by controller] device:

https://www.tp-link.com/pl/support/faq/3051/

 

As MR.S said, you don't need controller to set up the VPN connection.

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  @Vagelisk 

 

I assume you are talking about Ipsec Site to Site??
yes you can do this by adding lan from Site C in VPN to Site A and B I won't even try to explain this in detail since it is quite difficult to explain.. I think there is a post about this on the forum.
but wouldn't it be easier to create a VPN between Site B and Site C?

 

 

@Clive_A might have some documentation on this

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  @MR.S Thank you for your response. The problem is that at side A and side B i have omada controller but at side C i dont have. I will read the article that you sent me.

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  @Vagelisk 

 

you don't need omada controller to create site to site vpn,
but take a look at the article,

 

 

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Yesterday - last edited 22 hours ago

  @Vagelisk 

 

I believ point 4 and 5 is what you are looking for, How to ser up IPsec manually on not managed [by controller] device:

https://www.tp-link.com/pl/support/faq/3051/

 

As MR.S said, you don't need controller to set up the VPN connection.

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5 hours ago - last edited 5 hours ago

  @MR.S I tried this between side A and side B but the problem is that side C has not omada controller or vpn omada router. It has a router named Oxygen. It has not a lot of settings inside to change. I have vpn connection between side A and side B (both of them has Omada controller and omada vpn router model er605) and i have also vpn connnection between side A and side C (as i said side A has omada controller and vpn router omada er605). Side C has the router that i said before. It can has only one vpn connection IPSEC and it has with side A. I was wondering if i can at least make a connection between two devices. I want to connect a device from side B with another device to side C. I tried with one NAT but with no luck.

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5 hours ago - last edited 5 hours ago

  @Vagelisk 

 

I don't know Oxygen routers, but if it has IPsec then there shouldn't be any problems. As I said, IPsec can be run with and without Omada controllers and against many different brands. You got a link on how to do it, this description should work even if you have a different router brand.

 

 

I don't know if this is the right router but it seems like there shouldn't be any problem connecting it to an Omada router.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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  @MR.S I tried it but doesnt work, thats why i thought if i can set up something inside omada controller to connect only these two devices one from side B and the other from side C.

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  @Vagelisk 

 

No, it won't work.

 

If you can't create a VPN for your Oxygen router, replace it with an Omada router. It's not worth the time to try to do it.

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  @MR.S Yes is exactly this router. this is in side C. When i made these settings from the article i lost the vpn connection. Maybe i have to add something at the table VPN tunel (Local subnet - Remote subnet)

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