05-30-2008 08:36 PM - edited 02-21-2020 02:02 AM
I am accessing a remote site with a client VPN. I am trying to download the router's config to this remote laptop with a tftp server on it.
This is not working, and I believe it is because it is sourcing from the outside interface. Is this correct? If so how to remedy?
Thanks for helping.
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06-01-2008 12:02 PM
Antony
To fix this problem configure the router with ip tftp source-interface
This will get the router to use the specified interface address as the source for TFTP.
HTH
Rick
06-01-2008 12:02 PM
Antony
To fix this problem configure the router with ip tftp source-interface
This will get the router to use the specified interface address as the source for TFTP.
HTH
Rick
06-01-2008 04:19 PM
Thanks.
Just wondering if this is an issue with FTP as well, and if so is there a similar command?
Thanks again.
06-01-2008 06:10 PM
Antony
The issue is that TFTP (and FTP also) default to using the address of the outbound interface as the source address. But if the packet is sourced from the outside interface it probably will not match the access list to identify traffic to be protected by IPSec VPN. Specifying the source interface as an inside interface will mean that the address does match the access list and the traffic will go through the IPSec VPN.
And yes there is a similar command for FTP.
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HTH
Rick
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