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06-18-2025 06:31 AM
we have 5 firewalls , 1 have public IP we use ssl VPN,
the rest 4 FWs, they are connected to that 1 firewall with DPLC ,run S2S tunnel with private IP.
Now our SSL VPN user have only access to 1 public IP firewall LAN, but we want to access another 4 firewall's LAN as well
06-18-2025 10:55 AM
If I'm understanding the issue properly this isn't a problem. You would just need to have the proper routing and security policies in place to facilitate the traffic to actually pass from your GlobalProtect clients to all of the rest of the firewall's connected resources. This means that your "public" firewall needs to have routes and security entries to facilitate access to everything else, but your "non-public" firewalls will also needs routes to know where to pass your GlobalProtect clients alongside their own rules to allow the traffic.
Hopefully that makes sense, but in short you'll just need to verify that everything is aware of the GlobalProtect subnets and routes them back to the "public" firewall and that everything is properly allowed from a security policy aspect across all firewalls.
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