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Anyone?...Bueller?I wanted to move my 30 site-to-site VPNs to another WAN circuit. I configured a second interface on the asa5510 for my other wan circuit and re-created my test VPN profile for the second interface. On the remote side is an asa5505. ...
PC1->asa5505-vpn tunnel-asa5520<-Scully from the diagram above, asa5505 can ping across the tunnel to Scully and vice versa, but PC1 cannot ping Scully. I've set this up the same way as several other tunnels, checked evrything and re-created several ...
Not that familiar with PIX. I added a route statement to send traffic for remote locations to the VPN box on the same subnet as the PIX:route inside 172.16.0.0 255.255.0.0 192.168.1.17 1I can ping 172.16.x.x addresses from the PIX box, but not from h...
Yes I've done thisroute <2nd interface name> 255.255.255.255 This is what got the IPSec tunnel established.Hold on...my upstream router may be dropping the ping packets, since other apps are working... I'll let ya know.
Thanks for your suggestion. This had already occured to me and it's what got the IPsec to establish the tunnel. What happens is I ping from hostB on the remote side subnetB, I see the packets come in to hostA across the tunnel. The hostA sends replys...
Kevin,That did the trick, thanks.Would I still need these ACL statements I tried earlier?access-list outside_access_in permit gre any anyaccess-list outside_access_in permit tcp any any eq pptpThanks again,
