Re: Deployment Question for the group
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Ben Fogt
This should work. Essentially the VPN will be an extension of your network where people would connect inbound. I will use a cloud server as an example INTERNET <-> Cloud server <-> VPN <-> Hospital site On your cloud server you can manually add static routes to the VPN network so when traffic comes in on X port, it routes to the VPN network. This will be much simpler I think, using a router or a gateway device as you can simply configure all your routes in there to immediately forward to the VPNs first hop address. INTERNET <-> Gateway/Router <-> LAN <-> VPN Server <-> Hospital device | | |-----------------------------------| Static route to VPN pseudo routes/port forward would look like: UDP port 62031 forwards to 10.0.1.13 (IP of device at hosp) UDP port 10100 forwards to 10.0.1.13 (IP of device at hosp) etc etc etc .... 10.0.1.0/24 routes to 172.16.32.1 (VPN IP local on your side, aka next hop) This is rough, but hopefully it gives you an idea.
On Tue, Jan 29, 2019 at 6:56 PM Mike AE4ML <mike.lussier@...> wrote: I have a site at a local hospital. I have recently obtained a wired internet connection for the Quantar and RMS Gateway on their guest network. Because of hipa and other issues I found that I can pass traffic out to the talkgroups but nothing is making it back to me. --
Ben Fogt N5AMD
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