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can you please help figure out why I cannot telnet, ssh or asmd into an asa 5505 using its private IP address? I do have a successful remote access vpn established?

danpenforreal
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can you please help me figure out why I cannot telnet, ssh or asmd into an asa 5505 using its private ip address? I do have a successful remote access vpn established. I am attaching the running config.

I can definitely asdm into it via its public ip address.  I can manage the asa using its public ip address 192.168.1.1.  My local pc has the private ip, but i and I get confuse when pinging the asa. who is responding to the ping, my local pc or the asa? am told this ip overlapping is ok.  my Local pc is also. getting an assigned vpnremotepool ip address of 192.168.3.129.

didn't realize asdm 5.0 was so buggy with as 7.2 !!! or maybe something is missing in the confiuguration........Please help.

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Hi Daniel,

You should be able to manage the ASA either locally or via a VPN connection to the private IP.

In order to do this, the ASA should be configured to allow the management connections from the IP address that you're coming from.

ie.

http 1.1.1.0 255.255.255.0 inside

ssh 1.1.1.0 255.255.255.0 inside

Assuming the VPN client pool is 1.1.1.0/24, then the above commands allow the VPN clients to connect via HTTP/SSH to the ASA.

You are required to have the HTTP server enabled and the keys generated for SSH as well.

The command to allow access to the private IP of the ASA through a VPN tunnel is ''management-access inside''

The public IP 192.168.1.1 that you mentioned is a private IP.

Federico.

Hi,

didn't realize asdm 5.0 was so buggy with as 7.2 !!! or maybe something is missing in the confiuguration........Please help.

How can we say if you don't post it!

giving same ip address to 2 devices is really not a good design, I suppose it is ip add of management interface of ASA?

Regards.

Alain.

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Let us first make sure the ASA is manageable from a host on the inside before we can try it from a host via VPN.

Follow this doc and run through the steps: https://supportforums.cisco.com/docs/DOC-13012

-KS

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