I am in the process of setting up a Site to Site VPN with a remote client.
Usually we use our private ip address and then after the tunnel is through, remote users are able to ping through.
Now I have a new client who is unfortunately using the same private ip range as us.
My question is If I now add new public address to the node that only had an internal address , will it affect existing VPNs formed that has been using the private address?
e.g.
Node a = 172.16.14.1 and Node b = 172.16.14.2 these are the private addresses used with remote Client site to site VPN.
Now using the same Node a and Node b, I need to add public address to their NAT,
Node a = 172.16.14.1 also 90.172.12.1
Node b = 172.16.14.2 also 90.172.12.2
Will there be an issue?.
If there was going to be, how else can I achieve trying to set up VPN to another site which also have the same internal network as us?
Thanks
Usually we use our private ip address and then after the tunnel is through, remote users are able to ping through.
Now I have a new client who is unfortunately using the same private ip range as us.
My question is If I now add new public address to the node that only had an internal address , will it affect existing VPNs formed that has been using the private address?
e.g.
Node a = 172.16.14.1 and Node b = 172.16.14.2 these are the private addresses used with remote Client site to site VPN.
Now using the same Node a and Node b, I need to add public address to their NAT,
Node a = 172.16.14.1 also 90.172.12.1
Node b = 172.16.14.2 also 90.172.12.2
Will there be an issue?.
If there was going to be, how else can I achieve trying to set up VPN to another site which also have the same internal network as us?
Thanks