Several tunnels to Datacenter VPN with overlapping networks

Hello guys,.

We are starting to host applications for customers who need trusts (maybe?) Windows and full access to a class C subnet in our IP data center.

My problem is most of our customers are small MOM and pop stores IPed to 192.168.1.x. I intend to install my own Cisco ASA in each of these sites and create a VPN to the data center to access the application. The last 2 sites I've done, I have re-IPed network to a mine plan. I start to run in many customers that we simply host the app for and I can't really make them Re - IP network if they do not want.

My question is what are my options here? I guess some kind of NAT, but I don't really know how it works. With a Windows trust communication must be 2 tracks. If we did not trust, I could see this work without problem with a simple NAT right? Firewall guy would you NAT on? The remote end or Data Center?

Any help and advice is appreciated.

I'm a complete network of Cisco, ASAs, catalysts, routers, etc...

Hi Billy,

Basically, for the overlap of networks, you will run natting on both sites for interesting traffic.
If you have networks that overlap, you can follow this link if you use Cisco ASA and this link for Cisco routers as a VPN endpoint devices.

Kind regards
Dinesh Moudgil

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