I would like to make a SF VPN between two B-Ones that both are WAN-wise in the same Wifi. The wifi has no client seperation. I set up remote ID and password and set the respective IPs of the Wifi-WAN-Interface. It does not connect.
Is this scenario possible at all? Or not because I am going thru a private network?
Or do I have to make a SFC and go over the Cloud?
Hi, @mixmexmax
Are you trying to do a WiFi bridge or a WiFi extender?
Also… Are you using same tcp/ip address network at both sides/devices?
I guess you would called it a wifi-bridge. I´ll explain the situation: we are an AV-company and have an event coming up on a site with multiple buildings. At this event we have two stages in different buildings. We want to connect our tech-network in the second building to that in the main building, so that we can reach the fileserver that has all the presentations on it. There are no cable-connections possible between the buildings. But there is a campus-wide Wifi that also provides internet access. So the idea is to have both B-Ones connected to this wifi as WAN and then set up a tunnel between them, so that we can route traffic between the two LANs, each having a different IP-space.
ahhh… okay…
Some steps to test…
This WiFi network… allow devices to see one each other?
so…
connect the first b-one at this wifi
connect the second b-one at this wifi.
Check the tcp/ip address at the wan in each b-one
can they ping one each other?
May this WiFi network have a flag called Layer 2 Isolation, enabled by default.