02-07-2014 11:24 AM - edited 03-11-2019 08:42 PM
Hi everyone,
I am trying to ASDM to ASA which has l2 tunnel connection
PC ASA1 ---------------------------------L2 tunnel ASA 2
When i try asdm to ASA2 ASA1 log shows syn timeout to IP 10.31.2.81 which is Management IP of ASA 2
ASA 2 has no nat configured.
Log shows on ASA 2
failed to locate egress interface x it has my pc ip subnet 172.31 then 10.31.2.81/443.
i have config this on ASA2
management-access x
Regards
MAhesh
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02-07-2014 11:31 AM
Sounds like it might be NAT related problem. Have you made sure that your subnet is included in the twice NAT statement?
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02-07-2014 11:57 AM
If you have no NAT at ASA2 is there a router infront of it that is doing NAT? Do you have NAT-T configured for the l2 tunnel on ASA2?
Do you have twice NAT (noNAT) configured on ASA1?
here is an example of twice nat.
object network local-lan
subnet 192.168.1.0 255.255.255.0
object network remote-lan
subnet 192.168.2.0 255.255.255.0
nat (inside,outside) source static local-lan local-lan destination static remote-lan remote-lan
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02-08-2014 02:02 AM
1>As per setup here it is possible to have L2 Tunnel without using any NAT?
is this good practice.Any benefit of not using NAT here?
Yes, you would not use NAT with a L2 tunnel. I miss-read it as l2l which is why I was talking about NAT
2>when you say --Do you have NAT-T configured for the l2 tunnel on ASA2?
what does it mean and how can i check if i config it or not?
NAT-T is NAT traversal and needs to be configured if there is a device, other than the ASA, in the VPN path that is performing NAT. NAT traversal is configured by default so you will not see it in your configuration unless you issue the show run isakmp all or show run all. the output will show the command iskmp nat-traversal.
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02-07-2014 11:31 AM
Sounds like it might be NAT related problem. Have you made sure that your subnet is included in the twice NAT statement?
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02-07-2014 11:37 AM
Hi Marius,
We have no nat config on ASA2.
seems NAT issue but need help in twice NAT
Regards
MAhesh
02-07-2014 11:57 AM
If you have no NAT at ASA2 is there a router infront of it that is doing NAT? Do you have NAT-T configured for the l2 tunnel on ASA2?
Do you have twice NAT (noNAT) configured on ASA1?
here is an example of twice nat.
object network local-lan
subnet 192.168.1.0 255.255.255.0
object network remote-lan
subnet 192.168.2.0 255.255.255.0
nat (inside,outside) source static local-lan local-lan destination static remote-lan remote-lan
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02-07-2014 12:14 PM
Hi Marius,
I config twice nat but now i see syn timeout coming from ASA 2 firewall.
We do not have twice nat on ASA 1.
Should i config on ASA 1 also?
ASA1 has no nat config.
Regards
MAhesh
02-07-2014 12:17 PM
Please describe your network in detail, how it is set up. If possible, also include a network diagram.
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02-07-2014 10:38 PM
Hi Marius,
L2 VPN between ASA 1 and 2 is not using any NAT.
There is no NAT config.
Seems at first when i config the command
management-access i put the outside interface instead of Management interface of ASA.
Then i config the twice NAT on ASA 2 that gives me the SYN timeout log message on ASA 2 and also on ASA 1 when i
try ASDM to ASA 2.
Then i checked on ASA1 that it has no NAT config then i remove the twice NAT config from ASA 2 that fixed my problem.
Question to you
1>As per setup here it is possible to have L2 Tunnel without using any NAT?
is this good practice.Any benefit of not using NAT here?
2>when you say --Do you have NAT-T configured for the l2 tunnel on ASA2?
what does it mean and how can i check if i config it or not?
Regards
Mahesh
02-08-2014 02:02 AM
1>As per setup here it is possible to have L2 Tunnel without using any NAT?
is this good practice.Any benefit of not using NAT here?
Yes, you would not use NAT with a L2 tunnel. I miss-read it as l2l which is why I was talking about NAT
2>when you say --Do you have NAT-T configured for the l2 tunnel on ASA2?
what does it mean and how can i check if i config it or not?
NAT-T is NAT traversal and needs to be configured if there is a device, other than the ASA, in the VPN path that is performing NAT. NAT traversal is configured by default so you will not see it in your configuration unless you issue the show run isakmp all or show run all. the output will show the command iskmp nat-traversal.
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02-08-2014 09:16 AM
Thanks Marius for answering the questions.
Regards
MAhesh
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