The remote network is the network that will be reachable from the local network. Your local network is the private network that will be reachable from the remote private network. I have highlighted where you enable IPsec, edit phase 1, edit phase 2 and add a phase 2.Ĥ.2 General information, local and remote network. the encapsulation of ESP in UDP packets) if needed, which can help with clients that are behind restrictive firewalls.Ĥ.1 Click the Show phase 2 entries and click the plus button on the left. (Important) NAT Traversal – Set this option to enable the use of NAT-T (i.e. The Pre-Shared key or shared secret needs to match on both sides. Make sure you put the Peer identifier as the Private IP address of the WAN interface of the Fortigate behind the NAT router. Please note the phase 1 and phase 2 settings needs to be mirrored on both the local and remote device. This is configured under the Firewall / RulesĬonfigured under VPN /IPSEC / Tunnel Settings. Create a firewall rule to allow IPSEC traffic to the WAN interface or interface to where the VPN will terminate. This is a step by step guide to create a site to site VPN from a Fortigate which sits behind a NAT router to an OpnSense Firewall.ġ.
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