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I have a basic conceptual question. If an ASA is using dynamic routing (OSPF), has multiple physical paths to the Internet (for redundancy), and a l2l VPN tunnel established to another site, does it look to the routing table prior to encrypting the ...
Hey Erik,Thanks for the feedback. We don't have any overlapping routes pointed to the inside. I think we may just be recieving some unnecessary routes via OSPF (from the outside). They aren't causing any problems since they also point to the outsi...
Hey Jon,Thanks a million for the response. This is what I was hoping to hear. Do you happen to have any links to a document that might reinforce this? For some reason your statement is difficult to produce by way of Cisco documentation, or at leas...
There are no statics pointing to the outside, not even a default. The ASA receives all routes, including a default from the external routers. Depending upon what is going on throughout the WAN the ASA may receive a default (and the routes for the o...
Thanks, this is the exact document I was hoping to find the equivalent of for ASA “routing order of operation,†or something like that. Let me ask the question a different way. Use the same diagram, but assume no NATing (only static translation...
