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I have a client with several sites and have an interesting routing issue. At Site B, the subnet is 10.0.0.0/16, with an ASA 5505. Site A is 192.168.0.0/16, with an ASA5510, as well as a 2810 series router (managed by someone else). There is one vp...
This ended up being a twofold issue. First, the interesting traffic needed to be defined on the ASA's as acomisky suggested, tyvm :). Second, the 2810 router managed by the ASP had their ACL's configured incorrectly, and were not permitting traffic...
I'll check the encrypt/decrypt next time I'm onsite. The ASA5510 is the primary router at Site A. The 2810 belongs to another company hosting a timeclock app, and is only used for the vpn connection to said company. Site B's only VPN peer is to Si...
Please forgive me if I am being dense, but I don't understand the relevance of whether the ISP knows how to route to my private subnet. The ASA's should be doing the routing through the VPN tunnel, not the ISP.
