VPN connected, stream out of VPN tunnel

I mean that we have in place of the VPN Sites manage to sites with 2 RV042 router but it seams not as I wanted. Are you sure that each transfer of data through Router 2 will go into the VPN tunnel or it shuts down the VPN tunnel. I checked the routing table and saw that:

Sources mask Gateway Interface

2 1 or wan wan IP 255.255.255.0 ipsec0 private

By default 0.0.0.0 (ip wan 1 or 2) wan1 or wan2

.........

So what you think what sense data will pass through the line, it will go through the ipsec section or through wan1 or wan2. Ofcouse each data will pass through wan1 or wan2, but it can go inside the ipsec tunnel or ipsec outside tunnel. If she goes inside the ipsec tunnel, everything is ok, but if this isn't the case, transfer of unsecured data. I'm trying to access some website is not in private ip and it was outside ipsec tunnel go, I can capture and now that you have access.

Why with linksys have 2 work as draytek product even photos follow:

Can someone help me to answer this question, thank you for your attention

1. it depends on what the tunnels of your business allows. As I've written before, there are other protocols that allows you to route traffic through the VPN tunnel. Only IPSec cannot do this. For example, if your company uses GRE over IPSec then they can route traffic through their tunnels. Your RV does not support this.

2. If it's really plain IPSec then you cannot configure several subnets. You can try to implement the security group remote as a subnet more grand, such as 10.0.0.0/8. Of course the groups must match on both sides.

3. If you want to route all traffic through the tunnel, and then try to set the local/remote security to 0.0.0.0/0.0.0.0 group. Maybe it works.

The configuration of IPSec in the RV042 does not allow extremely complex configurations. It's mainly to connect two subnets between them.

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