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• Add the VPN address of the remote Linux system as the default gateway for the Solaris guest system.
• Propagate the IP network used for the SSH VPN within the customer network, as required.
• Enable IP forwarding on the remote Linux system and allow forwarded packages through the firewall.

The screenshot below illustrates the Solaris guest system behavior (after the VPN network has been made known within the customer LAN and the remote Linux host has been set up as a router):

• The interface address shows that the Solaris system is in the 192.168.0.0/24 network using the ifconfig command.
• The netstat -rn command shows the routing table without a default route.
• The ping to an IP address outside the SSH VPN fails.
• The route add default <gateway> command adds the remote Linux host as the default gateway.
• The  netstat -rn command now shows the default route.
• The ping to an IP address outside the SSH VPN succeeds.

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