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Hello,I'm currently having an issue with a NAT'ed Hairpinned s2s VPN setup. The VPN itself is up and running okay but i don't seem to be able to ping or route past the remote peer. Please see image attached for a quick overview. Based on the diagram,...
Hi All,I'm having some issues with a site to site to site VPN. i've attached a diagram to help. In the topology i have a Pepwave HD2, Cisco 861 and another cisco device. The pepwave provides both cabled LAN traffic and failover 3G traffic. I have cre...
Hi,I have a cisco 861 that needs to run two L2L tunnels, one to a peplink 3G device and another to a cisco ASA:Peplink HD2 <----3G VPN Tunnel----> Cisco 861 <---VPN Tunnel----> Cisco ASA http://www.cloud-distribution.com/_CDL/files/ipsec_guide.pdf us...
Hi All,I cant seem to find where i'm going wrong. I have a site to site VPN tunnel that works and passes traffic, as soon as a add another access list to allow internet bound traffic out nothing then passes through the tunnel. What am i missing? ip...
Thanks again, This was one of the original posts i came across when searching, it lead me onto finding the video which gave me a very clear idea of how to implement it in my environment.
Thanks for the reply JP,After doing some further packet captures i could see traffic bouncing about. I managed to come across this great video that helped me fix the issue. Luckily enough it was simple to follow and matched my scenario. Just needed t...
Yes sorry, was a typo and looking at to many diagrams!
interesting traffic is:
permit ip 192.168.224.190 0.0.0.7 192.168.40.0 0.0.0.255
permit ip 192.168.40.0 0.0.0.255 10.21.0.0 0.0.255.255
permit ip 192.168.40.0 0.0.0.255 192.168.0.0 0.0....
Hi,Yes the tunnel comes up but wont route the required traffic.I can only seem to route VPN traffic from router A to router B, and from router B to router C. What i cant do is route via the VPN from router A to route C (in Failover Mode). A ...
Hi Shetty,your comments about the network are correct. The Satellite passes traffic to the cisco at a ground station to be encrypted to the cisco at HQ, once the sate is down the 3G tunnel needs to pass traffic to the ground station cisco for routing...