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I am using a Cisco ASA 5510. Our tunnels always drop due to inactivity, which is a security issue I understand, and it only takes some "interesting traffic" to bring it back up. My problem is that it looks like the interesting traffic has to originat...
Hello All,I had a subnet that is our SAN network and it was intentionally isolated from the rest of the network when created. They now want to utilize the email feature on the SAN volume for monitoring purposes, so i needed to connect it to the netwo...
Hello All,I have created an L2L tunnel between my self and a 3rd party. I am using a Cisco ASA 5520 and the other end is using a Cisco 3005 VPN concentrator. The tunnel will get established and pass traffic both ways for a little while, it varies, so...
I am new to the ASA and am having an issue with our remote users. When people access the vpn they can't see a couple subnets on the network. I have looked at the ASA and it can see and comunicate with the subnets but when you vpn in they can't be rea...
I am trying to build redundancy in our network, and have run across an issue. I have traffic coming into my network from multiple satellite offices, they are coming into 3 different firewalls (non-Cisco) and if one of the firewalls goes down I would ...
Almost everything you mentioned there is on this paticular tunnel. Here is the config for that tunnel:name 175.124.120.55 ACME_01 description Cedars Sinainame 175.124.120.56 ACME_02 description Cedars Sinainame 175.124.120.57 ACME_03 description Ceda...
Thanks for the reply, the only place I could find something like that was on the crypto map connection-type for the tunnel I have a choice of bidirectional, answer-only, and originate-only. Is that what you are talking about? because all of my site-t...
This has been solved:The 3rd party gave a list of 4 hosts to be used on their side so we entered the 4 hosts on our side, although when they did it on their side they used a CIDR /30 and turned 2 of their hosts into network and broadcast addresses. M...
KWillacey,The advice for routing traffic BACK to the vpn pool was the answer. There were routes in the switch, on the 192.168.61.0/24 subnet that was pointing the vpn subnet to an interface on the firewall that had an ACL, blocking that kind of traff...
