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Hello,
Let me help you with this one. I have a few questions, as below:
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Are you using AWS Site-to-Site VPN or AWS Client VPN?
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If you are using AWS Site-to-Site VPN, is it a static VPN or a dynamic VPN?
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Are you using the Transit Gateway as a virtual private gateway(VGW)? If it's VGW, do you have the correct VPC attached to the virtual private gateway?
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What is the VPN tunnel status? (UP/Down)
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Are these the correct source and destination IPs? Source: 10.10.0.1 Destination: 192.168.0.80 (on-premises)
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If it's a static VPN, do you have a static route pointing back to the on-premises to cover 10.10.0.1 IP?
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Do you have the correct routes in the route table that is associated with the subnet (10.10.0.1)?
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Have you verified the security groups and network access list rules?
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What happens if you test from AWS to on-premises?
After this if you are still unable to connect you can follow this document.
Let me know if that helps.
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Hello...
Here the answers:
1 - I'm using Site to Site VPN ( static ) and its working good. Tunnels and connections OK - VPN OK !
What i need, its create a new VPN - Endpoint at the same VPC to join my laptop to the Site to Site VPN ( item 1 ).
I've created a VPN EndPoint, generate ca.crt as well and configured it in my laptop. I can connect but it gives me ip 10.10.0.0 and this ip can´t reach destination ips in VPN item 1
So what i need is, the new VPN that i'm get connected via OpenVPN from my laptop, be part of the VPN ( item 1 ). But i don't know how i do that, since the ip from VPN1 is something like 192.168.0.30 and the range ip of my VPN2 ( OPenVPN) is something like 10.10.0.0
I'd to connect OpenVpn from my laptop and can reach destinations ip previsouly configured on VPN Site to Site (item1 ) that is already working from EC2 to my customer ips endpoint.