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1StopBloke · 11-27-2013

Hello,I'm new to the world of VPNs and Tunnel interfaces so please bear with me. I have a couple of questions:1. So the tunnel source is the source ip address of the tunnel packet and the destination the destination, right? So what do you need an IP ...

1StopBloke · 02-14-2012

Hello,I'm trying to configure a simple static NAT rule for a webserver on my 877 router but it's not working and I'm not sure why.I have a nat overload rule based on a route-map for internet access that works fine, so the internet (at least outbound)...

1StopBloke · 02-14-2012

We've bought an new Cisco 877 to run our office Remote Access VPN and our old ADSL connection in our office that we want to keep around for if our other internet feed has issues.Previously we ran this on another router (a cisco 1841) so I thought my ...

User VPN through secondary internet · 12-19-2011

Hello,I've got a problem that I'm hoping is simple for someone out there!We have an ASA 5520 in production with a brand new internet feed we've just finished installing. We connect to our corporate office via a VPLS. In our corporate office we have a...

1StopBloke · 11-28-2013

Thanks!On the first subject I'm pretty new to networking so I have no idea what the IP address of a frame relay or GRE tunnel is used for either.Other than that you've answered everything!

1StopBloke · 02-22-2012

Well, after all that it was because I forgot to add the new router as a radius client on our radius server. *Bangs head against table*

1StopBloke · 02-21-2012

Any thoughts?I connected up a machine on the 172.31.33.0/24 subnet and directly connected a client to it, then set the IP address for the VPN as 172.31.33.1 (vlan 10 IP). Basically the same thing happened, it all came to life but it doesn't look like...

1StopBloke · 02-20-2012

I added the route on the lan router as follows:ip route 172.31.33.3 255.255.255.255 But it had no effect. The 172.31.33.3/24 subnet is locally connected to the LAN router so wouldn't that take precedence?Besides, correct me if I'm wrong, but the prob...

1StopBloke · 02-19-2012

I'm not entirely sure what you mean by that...Just to clarify I don't want the traffic coming in the ADSL to go to the ASA, I just want the default route to that.Traffic going to the webserver from the ADSL I want to path out the way it came in.

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