Step-by-Step Configuration – Site A
Steps 1: Go to the Profile Interface section, select Tunnel and click Create Tunnel.
Steps 2:
Go to IKE Versions details and IPsec Tunnel mode details (Policy based)
Go to Local Network Details, select Default WAN for Gateway mode and allow Local Subnet
Go to Remote Network Details, select Initiator type and Enter the Remote Server IP address (public IP of the peer site).
Specify the Remote Subnet that should be accessible through the tunnel.
(Note: Site A and Site B use identical IPsec VPN tunnel configurations. Since this setup is for Site A, the Remote IP should be Site B’s public IP address, and the Remote Subnet should be Site B’s local subnet range.)
Steps 3:
Go to Authentication details and enter Pre-shared key (Both sides should be same)
Go to Phase 1 and Phase 2 configuration should be same both side.
Steps 4: Go to advanced, select Applicable for Gateway and save.
Step-by-Step Configuration – Site B
Steps 1: Go to the Profile Interface section, select Tunnel and click Create Tunnel.
Steps 2:
Go to IKE Versions details and IPsec Tunnel mode details (Policy based)
Go to Local Network Details, select Default WAN for Gateway mode and allow Local Subnet
Go to Remote Network Details, select Initiator type and Enter the Remote Server IP address (public IP of the peer site).
Specify the Remote Subnet that should be accessible through the tunnel.
(Note: Site A and Site B use identical IPsec VPN tunnel configurations. Since this setup is for Site B, the Remote IP should be Site A’s public IP address, and the Remote Subnet should be Site A’s local subnet range.)
Steps 3:
Go to Authentication details and enter Pre-shared key (Both sides should be same)
Go to Phase 1 and Phase 2 configuration should be same both side.
Steps 4: Go to advanced, select Applicable for Gateway and save.
The IPsec tunnel should now be established successfully.
Device 1 Status:
Device 2 Status: 