How to add routing to cloud server

How to add routing to the cloud server? I have 4 cloud servers and the server already has public IP. How to connect the cloud server to Office with Sangfor?

Configure the routing on the office network to route traffic to the cloud server network through the VPN.

Configure a VPN tunnel between your Sangfor device (such as Sangfor VPN gateway or firewall) in your office and the cloud servers. This will establish a secure and private connection between the two networks.

Ensure that there is proper network connectivity between the Sangfor IAM 5200 device and the external servers. Verify that the device can reach the IP addresses of the external servers by performing network connectivity tests such as ping or traceroute.

To connect your cloud servers to your office network using Sangfor, you can follow these general steps:

Set up a VPN tunnel: Configure a VPN tunnel between your Sangfor device (such as Sangfor VPN gateway or firewall) in your office and the cloud servers. This will establish a secure and private connection between the two networks.

Configure IP addressing: Assign appropriate IP addresses to the cloud servers and the interfaces on the Sangfor device that will connect to the cloud servers. Ensure that the IP addressing is consistent and does not overlap with any existing networks.

Create VPN policies: Create VPN policies on the Sangfor device that specify the source and destination IP addresses, as well as the required encryption and authentication settings. These policies will determine which traffic is allowed through the VPN tunnel.

Configure routing: Set up routing on the Sangfor device to direct the traffic destined for the cloud servers to the VPN tunnel. This can be done by adding specific routes for the cloud server IP addresses or by using routing protocols, such as OSPF or BGP, if supported by your Sangfor device and cloud servers.

Verify connectivity: Test the connectivity between the office network and the cloud servers. Ping the cloud server IP addresses from devices in the office network to ensure that the traffic is correctly routed through the VPN tunnel.

It's important to note that the specific configuration steps may vary depending on the Sangfor device and cloud platform you are using. It is recommended to consult the documentation and user guides provided by Sangfor for detailed instructions on setting up the VPN tunnel and configuring routing.

Additionally, if you are using a specific cloud platform (such as AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud), they often provide their own VPN gateway solutions and detailed documentation on how to establish connectivity between the cloud servers and your office network.

If you require more specific guidance, it is recommended to consult with Sangfor technical support or seek assistance from a qualified network administrator who is familiar with Sangfor products and the specific cloud platform you are using.

Your configuration is known as a "Hybrid Cloud."
1. You can use the "Express Route" connection if you use Microsoft Azure.

2. If you utilize AWS, you may use the "AWS Direct Connect" integrated functionality.
3. You may utilize "Google Dedicated Interconnect" if you use Google.

Configure a VPN tunnel on Sangfor IAM: Navigate to the Sangfor IAM device management interface and create a VPN tunnel. Typically, this entails defining the required VPN settings such as login methods, encryption protocols, and IP addressing.

Log in to the Sangfor management console and navigate to the VPN configuration section.
Create a site-to-site VPN between the office network and the cloud server network. This will allow the two networks to communicate securely with each other.
Configure the routing on the cloud server to route traffic to the office network through the VPN. You can do this by adding a static route on the cloud server's operating system. For example, if the office network is on the 192.168.1.0/24 subnet, you would add a static route on the cloud server that routes traffic destined for that subnet to the IP address of the VPN gateway.
Configure the routing on the office network to route traffic to the cloud server network through the VPN. This is typically done by adding a static route on the office network's router/firewall that routes traffic destined for the cloud server network to the IP address of the VPN gateway.
Test the connection by pinging a device on the other network from each side.
If necessary, configure any necessary firewall rules on the cloud server or office network to allow traffic through the VPN.

Hello there! to add routing to a cloud server, you need to configure the routing table to direct traffic between the server and other network devices or subnets. This can typically be done through the cloud provider's web console or API.

Configure the required network routing rules or policies within the cloud provider's networking settings to add routing to a cloud server. This will ensure that the server is properly connected to other network resources or services.

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