Switching the Site-to-site connection type
You can easily switch form a Site-to-site Open VPN connection to a Multi-site IPsec VPN connection, and from a Multi-site IPsec VPN connection to a Site-to-site Open VPN connection.
When you switch the connectivity type, the active VPN connections are deleted, but the cloud servers and network configurations are preserved. However, you will still need to reassign the IP addresses of the cloud networks and servers.
The following table compares the basic characteristics of the Site-to-site Open VPN connection and the Multi-site IPsec VPN connection.
Site-to-site Open VPN | Multi-site IPsec VPN | |
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Local site support | Single | Single, Multiple |
VPN Gateway mode |
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Network segments | Extends the local network to the cloud network | Local networks and cloud network segments should not overlap |
Supports Point-to-Site access to local site | Yes | No |
Supports Point-to-Site access to cloud site | Yes | Yes |
Requires a public IP offering item | No | Yes |
To switch form a Site-to-site Open VPN connection to a Multi-site IPsec VPN connection
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In the service console, go to Disaster Recovery -> Connectivity.
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Click Show properties.
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Click Switch to multi-site IPsec VPN.
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Click Reconfigure.
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Reassign the IP addresses of the cloud network and cloud servers.
To switch form a Multi-site IPsec VPN connection to a Site-to-site Open VPN connection
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In the service console, go to Disaster Recovery -> Connectivity.
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Click Show properties.
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Click Switch to site-to-site Open VPN.
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Click Reconfigure.
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Reassign the IP addresses of the cloud network and cloud servers.