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Cisco ASA 5512 Blocking PPTP connection (server Inside and client Outside)

sagar88
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Level 1

Could any one please help me out with the solution of following issue.

 

Cisco 5512-X ASA firewall is installed between ISP and Synology NAS drive :

Internet Provider => Firewall ASA 5512 => Synology NAS (VPN Server 5512).

 

Currently VPN Server (using PPTP) is configured at Synology NAS drive .

I cant access the the VPN server connection from outside world, seems like ASA 5512 is blocking it.

I have allowed all the required rules and ports as per given by below link, but still I did not get connections. Does any one experienced the same?

 

https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/docs/security/pix-500-series-security-appliances/18806-pix-pptp.html

 

Regards

Sagar Patel

 

 

 

 

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Florin Barhala
Level 6
Level 6
Please share the relevant config for this setup.
show asp-drop shows packet as being dropped?

Thank you Florin for your replay., Please find following existing firewall configuration and asp drop result.

 

I belive you need to have inspect pptp, also not sure the nat config is working as desired.
Can you post the output from:
packet-tracer input outside tcp 8.8.8.8 1025 <outside-ip> 1723 detailed

Please find the following requested information.

 

 

 

NAT and ACL work as supposed to. Did you enabled pptp inspection and tried to initiate the vpn ?

Thank you for information Nita.

PPTP inspection is already enabled and tried too but still did not get any outcome.

Hmm... You sure the synology is correctly configured ?

 

You could also try to set up some captures to further troubleshoot:

capture CAP-OUT interface outside match tcp any host 73.81.81.201 eq 1723
capture CAP-OUT interface outside match gre any host 73.81.81.201
capture CAP-IN interface outside match tcp any host 192.168.2.5 eq 1723
capture CAP-IN interface outside match gre any host 192.168.2.5
capture CAP-ASP-DROP type asp-drop match tcp any any eq 1723
capture CAP-ASP-DROP type asp-drop match gre any any

initiate the ptpp vpn

view caputred traffic:
show capture CAP-OUT
show capture CAP-IN
show capture CAP-ASP-DROP

remove captures:
no capture CAP-OUT
no capture CAP-IN
no capture CAP-ASP-DROP

The Synology NAS VPN connection is working without firewall but with firewall its not working though.

 

The strange is Synology NAS has a internet Host name "XXXXXX.synology.me" (through it severs VPN connection) and it can be reachable from outside using web browser page but same is not accessible from inside network.

 

 

 

If you are out of ideas here's what I would try:

 - configure a Windows laptop as PPTP VPN server

 - place it behind ASA and assign Synology NAS IP temporary to that Windows "test machine"

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