I have two Mikrotik routers set up at two different locations. I operate at location A. The remote Mikrotik is at location B.
In order to do some web based updates in the remote system, I need to complete a web form updating some of our web based services but it has to tag my public IP as the public IP site B has, but I can’t physically go to site B (It’s on the other side of the country).
Is there a way I can route traffic through a VPN or anything else so that I can open a web browser at location A but it shows I’m at location B if I check my public IP (at Ipchicken.com or whatismyip.com or any other such site)?
I’m under the assumption there is port forwarding and src-nat rules that need to be made.
Any ideas?
-NSG