Disable perfect forwarding secrecy and dynamic routing, then save your configuration. Unfortunately, from the USG GUI there is no indication that the VPN is established. From the SonicWALL side, you will however see the familiar green circle indicating the VPN is live and you will be able to pass traffic over the tunnel.

Routing Internet traffic through a remote SonicWall device which is in another network. 12/20/2019 58 18310. DESCRIPTION: There are two SonicWalls, Site A and Site B. Site A and Site B are connected by using a point to point link layer 2 device. Route Based VPN configuration is a two-step process. The first step involves creating a Tunnel Interface. The crypto suites used to secure the traffic between two end-points are defined in the Tunnel Interface. The second step involves creating a static or dynamic route using Tunnel Interface. These routes are configured with higher metrics than any existing routes to force traffic destined for the local network over the SSL VPN tunnel instead. For example, if a remote user is has the IP address 10..67.64 on the 10.0.*.* network, the route 10/255.255.. is added to route traffic through the SSL VPN tunnel. Default Metric - Used to specify the metric that will be used when redistributing routes from other (Default, Static, Connected, OSPF, or VPN) routing information sources. The default value (undefined) is 1 and the maximum is 15. The Allow VPN path to take precedence option allows you to create a secondary route for a VPN tunnel. By default, static routes have a metric of one and take precedence over VPN traffic. The Allow VPN path to take precedence option gives precedence over the route to VPN traffic to the same destination address object. This results in the This basically has a route that states if the source IP is x.x.x.x (192.168.1.221 in your example), then send it's default route to site B. For one PC/system though, have you though about just setting this systems default gateway to the Sonicwall and let it route the traffic to site B? Just a thought. Curtis

Example customer gateway device configurations for static

Microsoft Azure and SonicWALL STS - Part 2 – Configure SonicWALL OS VPN policy. Microsoft Azure and SonicWALL STS - Part 3 – Configure VPN policies and Routing. Extending the on-premises infrastructure to Azure, the obligatory need is to create site-to-site VPN to access resources in both side.

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By default, Static Routes on a SonicWALL will overrule VPN Tunnel routes. If a Static Route has been defined for the Destination Network, the SonicWALL will use this route instead of passing the traffic on to the VPN Tunnel. With the introduction of SonicOS Enhanced 4.0, a new option "Allow VPN path to take precedence " has been introduced. Sonicwall Global VPN traffic routing to another Site-To Sonicwall Global VPN traffic routing to another Site-To-Site VPN. Ladies and gents, I am having a world of issues routing traffic from external Global VPN clients ( Dell Sonicwall) to our other external network connected via Site-To-Site VPN. I have added firewall rules and NAT rules, but to no avail. I cannot for the life of me figure out what