Site to site IPSEC

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is there any tutorial how to setup site to site IPSEC?
atla route 10 to alta route 10 not able to connect ( using draytek to darytek works )
alta route 10 to draytek doesn’t work

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Have you read the below?
https://help.alta.inc/hc/en-us/articles/32642651503643-Configuring-IKEv2-Remote-User-VPN-on-Route10

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there is no site to site configuration.

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Could perhaps a VPN-server on one site and a VPN-client on another site be considered a site to site setup? So, the documentation @mentalinc referred to might still be the one?

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No. its a server - client not a tunnel site to site

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Ah, sorry. I was of the impression that a server was needed at one location and a client at some other location to create a tunnel from one site to another.

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Hot off the press: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gN0d9rpcTjM Please let me know if you have any further questions!

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can I use a static IP (public) as the hostname or I have to use the dynamic dns address created by alta?

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Thanks, Jeff! Any chance we could get this written up as a help article as well when someone has time? Even if it’s initially just an article with a link to this video, I imagine that would be helpful for anyone searching in the future.

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You can use either static IP or hostname. That’s just the address that the VPN client will initially try to connect to, and then use remote/local IDs, etc to authenticate.

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We have been working on that, and should be able to publish it soon.

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the video tutorial is great / it works
the missing part was pinging from and to the router
thank you

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