05-13-2020 11:18 AM
Hello everybody,
I have a problem with a ASA5510 (8.4(7)30) that cannot realize a TCP connection (SMB)
while ICMP & UDP is possible between the networks.
A machine (10.50.1.52 on IF if1_RSA-Cutting) cannot send data to a file server (10.1.3.6
on IF if1_Hausnetz). Both networks are directly connected to the ASA.
In the loggin I see the following:
6|May 13 2020|14:35:08|106015|10.50.1.52|50371|10.1.3.6|80|Deny TCP (no connection) from 10.50.1.52/50371 to 10.1.3.6/80 flags RST on interface if1_RSA-Cutting 6|May 13 2020|14:35:08|302014|10.50.1.52|50371|10.1.3.6|80|Teardown TCP connection 227790763 for if1_RSA-Cutting:10.50.1.52/50371 to if1_Hausnetz:10.1.3.6/80 duration 0:00:00 bytes 0 TCP Reset-O 6|May 13 2020|14:35:08|302013|10.50.1.52|50371|10.1.3.6|80|Built inbound TCP connection 227790763 for if1_RSA-Cutting:10.50.1.52/50371 (10.50.1.52/50371) to if1_Hausnetz:10.1.3.6/80 (10.1.3.6/80) 6|May 13 2020|14:35:06|302014|10.50.1.52|922|10.1.3.6|111|Teardown TCP connection 227789955 for if1_RSA-Cutting:10.50.1.52/922 to if1_Hausnetz:10.1.3.6/111 duration 0:00:30 bytes 0 SYN Timeout 6|May 13 2020|14:35:02|106015|10.50.1.52|50371|10.1.3.6|80|Deny TCP (no connection) from 10.50.1.52/50371 to 10.1.3.6/80 flags RST on interface if1_RSA-Cutting 6|May 13 2020|14:35:02|302014|10.50.1.52|50371|10.1.3.6|80|Teardown TCP connection 227790637 for if1_RSA-Cutting:10.50.1.52/50371 to if1_Hausnetz:10.1.3.6/80 duration 0:00:00 bytes 0 TCP Reset-O 6|May 13 2020|14:35:02|302013|10.50.1.52|50371|10.1.3.6|80|Built inbound TCP connection 227790637 for if1_RSA-Cutting:10.50.1.52/50371 (10.50.1.52/50371) to if1_Hausnetz:10.1.3.6/80 (10.1.3.6/80) 6|May 13 2020|14:35:00|302013|10.50.1.52|50372|172.29.103.1|48010|Built outbound TCP connection 227790556 for if0_WAN:172.29.103.1/48010 (172.29.103.1/48010) to if1_RSA-Cutting:10.50.1.52/50372 (217.5.216.42/50372) 6|May 13 2020|14:35:00|305011|10.50.1.52|50372|217.5.216.42|50372|Built dynamic TCP translation from if1_RSA-Cutting:10.50.1.52/50372 to if0_WAN:217.5.216.42/50372 6|May 13 2020|14:34:59|302014|10.50.1.52|50371|10.1.3.6|80|Teardown TCP connection 227790516 for if1_RSA-Cutting:10.50.1.52/50371 to if1_Hausnetz:10.1.3.6/80 duration 0:00:00 bytes 0 TCP Reset-O 6|May 13 2020|14:34:59|302013|10.50.1.52|50371|10.1.3.6|80|Built inbound TCP connection 227790516 for if1_RSA-Cutting:10.50.1.52/50371 (10.50.1.52/50371) to if1_Hausnetz:10.1.3.6/80 (10.1.3.6/80) 6|May 13 2020|14:34:59|302013|10.50.1.52|925|10.1.3.6|111|Built inbound TCP connection 227790515 for if1_RSA-Cutting:10.50.1.52/925 (10.50.1.52/925) to if1_Hausnetz:10.1.3.6/111 (10.1.3.6/111)
The connection entry looks different as the other entries:
w-cham/act/pri# sh conn prot tcp | in 10.50.1.52 TCP if1_RSA-Cutting 10.50.1.52:992 if1_Hausnetz 10.1.3.6:111, idle 0:00:00, bytes 0, flags SaAB
"S" means that an inside SYN is expected.
At a capture on the ingress (if1_RSA-Cutting) and egress (if1_Hausnetz) shows just initial SYNs
and then only RSTs from the machine. (short captures attached)
In the configuration (attached) I don't see a reason that this TCP connection is not possible but
while ICMP & UDP is possible between the networks.
Has anyone an idea what the reason could be or where I should continue to search.
Every hint is welcome!!!
Thanks a lot!
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05-13-2020 11:26 PM
Hi RJI,
thanks for your fast reply!
The machine and the file server are directly connected to the ASA (no further router). So routing should not play a role(?).
If there were a problem with routing or NAT why ICMP and UDP is possible?
I'd like to hear your opinion.
Thanks a lot!
05-13-2020 01:14 PM - edited 05-13-2020 01:17 PM
Hi,
Asymmetric routing or an issue with nat perhaps.
Can you run packet tracer and provide the output, e.g.
packet-tracer input if1_RSA-Cutting tcp 10.50.1.52 992 10.1.3.6.111 80 detail
Can you test whilst running a capture and provide the output
cap CAP1 type asp-drop all real-time
05-13-2020 11:26 PM
Hi RJI,
thanks for your fast reply!
The machine and the file server are directly connected to the ASA (no further router). So routing should not play a role(?).
If there were a problem with routing or NAT why ICMP and UDP is possible?
I'd like to hear your opinion.
Thanks a lot!
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