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VPN to DMZ and various issues

i716
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Hello,

I have an ASA 5505 with Security Plus license.

There are currently 3 interfaces set up: outside, inside and dmz.

The dmz consists of a few virtual machines and one AP for a guest network (via VLAN on an

Icom AP90M AP). Everything was working fine so far.

Now I have created a new VPN user group with access only to the DMZ. Connection worked fine immediately but the connected user can not access any resources inside the DMZ.

So I searched the internet and found an advice that, by creating an additional NAT rule it should work. And yes, by adding the rule that is disable in the screenshot below and activating it, the VPN to DMZ connection works, but the guest network doesn't get an IP any longer. How can I achieve to get both the VPN and the guest network working?

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Hello

Where do the guest users obtain their addressing?

Can you elaborate a little on the topology?


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Paul

Hello Paul,

Thanks for your message.

A little bit about the current topology:

Device is an ASA 5505 with security plus license.

Currently has 3 interfaces (Inside, Outside, DMZ)

Inside Network is 192.168.1.1, DMZ is 192.168.2.1

Guest Wifi and some VMs are on the DMZ network.

 

I would like a configuration where I can access the DMZ from Inside (should be possible because the security level is lower - and it even worked yesterday but working suddenly today)

I can VPN to the main network and access all resources. As expected. But the same does not always work with the DMZ. The issue here is that I can contact the server but sometimes (now always) get an "Asymmetric NAT rules matched for forward and reverse flows; Connection for tcp src outside:192.168.2.50/50158(LOCAL\(USERNAMEHERE)) dst inside:192.168.1.102/5358 denied due to NAT reverse path failure"

 

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