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ulrikfriisjensen · 04-12-2012

(ASA5510, ASA version 8.2(3)) I have set up split tunnelling for one of our suppliers. When testing the setup the local computer with the VPN Client connects to the dedicated services it has access to behind the ASA, and the local computer can ping ...

ulrikfriisjensen · 04-16-2012

As you wrote in your first answer, there are no restrictions accessing the LAN. It turned out to be a question about the Vista's credentials on the domain. The user couldn't open a Navision session after the VPN tunnel was established. When he was a...

ulrikfriisjensen · 04-12-2012

Hi Javier,Thank you for your dedication to help me. I'm not sure if the supplier is able to do that, so I will try to capture traffic from him on the ASA to see if any local adressed traffic is flowing through the tunnel - if thats possible.But - I'm...

ulrikfriisjensen · 04-12-2012

Thank you for your answer. Perhaps I haven't explained my problem precise enough, because you suggest investigating traffic on the inside af the ASA, and here are no problems. The VPN tunnel works fine and our supplier can reach the two servers at ou...

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