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02-29-2020 11:17 AM
Hello
I'm stuck with asa-5516 configuration hope someone will be able to help me.
ISP provides me external subnet with several IP's.
Some address are used as external IP for local subnet - NAT and it works fine.
But I need to establish 5 VPN tunnels. Every tunnel needs to be initiated from different external IP.
I tried NAT and PBR but connection is always initiated from IP assigned to outside interface.
Could you please help me with this ?
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02-29-2020 03:01 PM
The only alternative I can think of is on a Cisco Router you could define multiple loopback interfaces to source traffic from.
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02-29-2020 11:20 AM
You can only establish a VPN tunnel to/from the IP address assigned to the ASA's physical interface. NAT will not work.
HTH
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02-29-2020 01:40 PM
Any tips how to connect for exp 10 VPN's each from different IP ? My ASA has only 8 physical interface.
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02-29-2020 03:01 PM
The only alternative I can think of is on a Cisco Router you could define multiple loopback interfaces to source traffic from.
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03-12-2020 12:06 PM
After many tries i may confirm that there is no other solution.
I ask my IPS to provide me my subsets via routing protocol (OSPF) - waiting for implementation
Thanks for answers
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03-01-2020 08:49 AM
Hi,
Use sub-interfaces, thus you actually use a single physical link; combine it with redundant interfaces or ether channel, or both to also have failover in case one physical link fails.
Regards,
Cristian Matei.
