OT:Returnning is OK same VPN int?

From: nhqky888@ybb.ne.jp
Date: Tue Sep 20 2005 - 06:40:40 GMT-3

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Hi all,

GlobalSV---ASP's VPN router====(VPN on Internet)====|C2811------FW------(DMZ)
Internet users--------------------------------------|<-----same interface

A company has a C2811 connected to (FW and DMZ) global IPed.
This company has another SV sitting on ASP.

C2811 does VPN to ASP's VPN router connected to Global SV.
Internet users access to Global SV sitting on ASP and DMZ on company site.

VPN IPs are both WAN ip between ASPs and C2811s.

Can internet users traffic destined to return to ASPs VPN router on a same
wan int?

If any, please tell me where any resources or links.

Thanks,

KY

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