Using OVPN, or VPN to connect 2 networks?

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Hi, first please forgive my novice-ness.

I want to connect my remote office back to my base, but I need two subnets connected. Let me explain:

The base has two separate networks, 192.168.0.x and 192.168.5.x - the 0 one is the general office network, the 5 is the VoIP phones.

I’d like to have a Mikrotik router at the base end and another at my remote office (connected via public internet) so I can a) get connected to the base office net, and b) use a VoIP phone.

I’m guessing a VPN between the two locations, and maybe two tunnels? Or maybe someone infinitely better versed at this than me could suggest the best way.

Thanks

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Any of the MikroTik VPN options would work well for this - i’d prob look at EoIP, SSTP or IPSEC.

Then you can either turn on OSPF for dynamic routing for put static routes in to get the subnets routed across the VPN.

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For voip you can use a VPN.

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Anyone care to be more specific in the setup please?

To clarify, I want a separate connection to the VoIP network and another to the office network.

Both simultaneously.

Thanks

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