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bobbobbessen · 01-08-2016

Hi, in our infrastructure we have an ASA 5512 version 9.4(2)3 deployed. In our network environment we need to apply Policy Based Routing (PBR) to circumvent the default gateway for particular networks, e.g. lets say a DMZ. For new initiated outbound ...

bobbobbessen · 01-13-2016

Our issue seems to be related to the following bug: https://quickview.cloudapps.cisco.com/quickview/bug/CSCuv00272 which is not yet fixed.

bobbobbessen · 01-12-2016

Again, you're right. The rest of the traffic should flow via ISP A. Right. We do not understand why the packets, which are allowed when coming via ISP B and reach the service are blocked by the ASA on their way back. It seems that the ASA can not mat...

bobbobbessen · 01-11-2016

There is not NAT at all. It's all done within public IP address spaces. There is no traffic from ISP A to the DMZ. All traffic to the DMZ comes from ISP B. The 'rest' of the traffic, not related to the DMZ, should flow via default gw to ISP B.

bobbobbessen · 01-11-2016

You're right. That was a typo, when editing the config for the discussion. The correct default gw is: route net_x 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 gw_net_x 1

bobbobbessen · 01-11-2016

To illustrate the basic network infrastructure (each net has its own interface): - net_x ... ISP A (default gateway ) - net_y ... dmz - net_z ...ISP B, where all traffic from the dmz should be routed via PBR Traffic to dmz originates only from ISP B...

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Our issue seems to be related

Again, you're right. The rest

There is not NAT at all. It's

You're right. That was a typo

To illustrate the basic