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Hello Everybody,
I need some assistance to help identify throughput issues for our DMVPN following the Cisco IWAN design.
Here are the details:
Hub DMVPN - Cisco 4431 router with 1G BandwidthRemote - Cisco 2921, 1921, 4331 routers - 2 WAN ports
The ...
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Update:
So, I was able to change the topology to where there is only 1-ASA on the Hub side. The ASA on the branch has been removed.
Now, when I initiate traffic from the branch, I see ISAKMP traffic (port 500) being sent and recieved by both peers, b...
Yes, when running a debug I see the branch sending udp 500, but it looks like it never makes it to the hub. The ASA sitting in front of the hub is sending the phase 1 policy to the branch. The ISAKMP traffic is not even fowarding behind the ASA.I agr...
