
The IPsec Encapsulating Security Payload (ESP) inserts additional headers to transmit the packets. These
headers require additional space, which reduces the amount of space available to transmit application data.
The following configuration is recommended on the customer gateway to limit the impact of this behavior:
• TCP MSS Adjustment: 1379 bytes
• Clear Don't fragment Bit: enabled
• Fragmentation: Before encryption
3. Tunnel Interface Configuration
Configure the customer gateway with a tunnel interface that associates with the IPsec tunnel. All traffic
transmitted to the tunnel interface is encrypted and transmitted to the virtual private gateway.
The customer gate and the virtual private gateway each have two addresses that relate to this IPsec tunnel.
Each one contains an outside address, where the encrypted traffic is exchanged. Both gateways also contain
an inside address associated with the tunnel interface. The customer gateway outside IP address is provided
upon creation of the customer gateway. To change the IP address of the customer gateway, create a new
customer gateway. The customer gateway inside IP address must be configured on the interface tunnel.
Outside IP Addresses:
• Customer Gateway: 52.165.228.195
• Virtual Private Gateway: 52.53.75.160
The customer gateway IP address is the IP address of the firewall that the vEOS instance in the DC with
NAT behind.
The virtual private gateway IP address is the external IP address of the AWS Specific Cloud.
Inside IP Addresses
• Customer Gateway: 169.254.11.162/30
• Virtual Private Gateway: 169.254.11.161/30
The virtual private gateway IP address is the tunnel IP address of the AWS Specific Cloud.
4. Static Routing Configuration
The router traffic between the internal network and the VPC an AWS Specific Cloud, add a static router to
the vEOS Router.
Next Hop: 169.254.11.162
Any subnet that requires a route to DC must have a route pointing to the AWS Specific Cloud tunnel IP
address.
For traffic destined to the Internet Network, add static routes on the VGW.
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