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I have a rather complex configuration in my office network.Rather compex, of course, from my perspective...I have an ASA 5505 facing the internet through 2 CISCO routers under HSRP between them (10 mbps fiber optics link + copper 4 mbps SHDSL link).O...
I have a rather complex configuration in my office network.Rather compex, of course, from my perspective...I have an ASA 5505 facing the internet through 2 CISCO routers under HSRP between them (10 mbps fiber optics link + copper 4 mbps SHDSL link).O...
Just one more question that could be useful to clarify my understanding of the matter:A VPN Client connects (using IPsec) from remote to the ASA and is assigned an IP address in the 192.168.120.20 ... 50 range.Does it maintain this address when it ac...
Hello,please find below my comments on your last post.1) I suggest setting the VPN IP pool to a subnet that is not in use on any of your internal networksThat is exactly what I did. My internal LAN uses the 192.168.110.x, 192.168.131.x and 192.168.19...
I'll do it as soon as again on site (next week) and let you know.I definitely prefer not to make changes to the ASA config from remote, since it's working on a production network...Kind regards,Cristiano
Thanks a lot for your suggestions.I'll work on them in the following days (next week I'll be on-site) and let you know the rest of information and the results of my captures.Best regards;Cristiano
Interesting comment.1) I created a dedicated VLAN on the L3 Switch because I expect that the Cisco VPN remote clients will access the internal LAN by using the 192.168.120.x address pool.Without such a VLAN on the L3 Switch (and the related routes pr...
