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SSL Clients accessing remote networks

February 4th, 2012 No comments

Came across the need to allow SSL VPN clients access to remote networks beyond the SPOKE Firewall. In this instance, we have an IPSEC LAN-2-LAN VPN Tunnel between two points, we’ll use the name HQ & Sister-Company. A remote user accessing the HQ Firewall needs access to the Sister-Company file server. Instead of configuring another instance of a user on the Sister-Company firewall or another instance in the SSL VPN Client, we can allow access from the HQ Firewall.

HQ Fortigate LAN2LAN VPN MUST be configured in interface/route mode. SSL_VPN clients connect to the HUB FGATE ie. HQ

FW-Policy(s):

* ssl.root:(source subnet) -> VPN_Interface:(destination subnet)
* WAN:(source subnet) -> VPN_Interface:(destination subnet) (ACTION) SSL-VPN (identify “interesting traffic” on the SSL Client. Make sure to set the group access under this policy.

Route(s):

* Destination_Network:VPN_Interface

Connect using the SSL_Client and ping a host on the far side and see if your COUNT SEND/Receive increment with each ping on the SSL VPN Client.

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