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Manual BOVPN Configuration Examples
You can configure a branch office VPN between two Fireboxes or between a Firebox and a third-party VPN gateway that supports IPSec standards.
Firebox VPN Configuration Examples
These examples show how to set up a VPN between two Fireboxes, and how to route different types of traffic through the tunnel.
- Set up a VPN Between Two Fireware Devices (WSM)
- Set up a VPN Between Two Fireware Devices (Web UI)
- Use a Branch Office VPN for Failover from a Leased Line (BGP)
- Use a Branch Office VPN for Failover from a Leased Line (OSPF)
- Configure Manual Branch Office VPN Tunnel Switching
- Multicast Routing Through a BOVPN Tunnel
- Broadcast Routing Through a BOVPN Tunnel
- Logging Through a BOVPN Tunnel
- Allow Mobile VPN with SSL Users to use Resources Through a BOVPN Tunnel
Third-Party VPN Configuration Examples
To set up a Branch Office VPN between a Firebox and a third-party VPN gateway, you must configure both VPN gateway endpoints with the same VPN settings.
IPSec replay detection is enabled in Firebox branch office VPNs by default, and you cannot see or change this setting. To set up a VPN between a Firebox and a third-party device, VPN replay detection must also be enabled on the third-party device.
You can set up a branch office VPN between a Firebox and any other device that supports the same settings. For reference, we provide several examples that demonstrate how to set up a manual BOVPN between a Firebox and a third-party device:
- Set up a VPN from a Firebox to a Cyberoam Device
- Set up a VPN from a Firebox to a SonicWALL Device
- Set up a VPN from a Firebox to a Cisco ASA Device
- Set up a VPN from a Firebox to a Cisco ISR Device
- Set up a VPN from a Firebox to a Fortinet FortiGate Device
You can also set up a branch office VPN tunnel between a Firebox and other devices as long as the remote gateway endpoint is configured to use compatible settings.