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anyconnect problem

Ramirov
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Hello everybody,

I have a follow problem ,  I have an ASA with public IP where I run anyconnect , it working fine ,, but the problem is that my ISP say me that they are seeing my IP PRIVATES in the range public that they give me .

and the ip privates are of my VPN'pools ,. 

Do you have any idea why my ISP see my IP privates ? there is any problem with the anyconnect config??

 

Thanks.

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In this case check your natting. Clearly you aren't natting the source IP
which is your VPN pool when the traffic is going from AnyConnect to
internet.

You need a nat rule to nat outside,outside. Something like this

nat (outside,outside) source dynamic object_group_vpn_pool interface
no-proxy

or

object network vpn_pool
subnet x.x.x.x x.x.x.x
nat (outside,outside) dynamic interface no-proxy

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Deepak Kumar
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Regards,
Deepak Kumar,
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Why routing ??

and not natting?

Hi, 

I am not denying to say that there will no issue with NAT but it could be a reason for routing also. That's why I was asked for configuration.

 

Regards,

Deepak Kumar

Regards,
Deepak Kumar,
Don't forget to vote and accept the solution if this comment will help you!

Most likely your internet traffic (or part of it for example dns) is going
over anyconnect tunnel and you aren't natting vpn traffic to go over
internet.

Is it intentional to send internet over anyconnect. If not check your split
acl. Otherwise if you want internet over anyconnect then check your natting

Yes, all traffic going over anyconnect , I have a lot of rules of NoNat , maybe some rule is missing , what do you think?

 

In this case check your natting. Clearly you aren't natting the source IP
which is your VPN pool when the traffic is going from AnyConnect to
internet.

You need a nat rule to nat outside,outside. Something like this

nat (outside,outside) source dynamic object_group_vpn_pool interface
no-proxy

or

object network vpn_pool
subnet x.x.x.x x.x.x.x
nat (outside,outside) dynamic interface no-proxy

But I have a proxy , and send the parameters of proxy via VPN in group
policy , so then we have a nat rule (DMZ,OUTSIDE)

Hello I think I have a problem with no-proxy-arp  because the ISP see my ip private addresses (of VPN's pools) with the mac of my FW , I applied no-proxy-arp in all nat rules but the problem persist.