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VPN Between Interfaces

sprocket10
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We have our corporate network on one interface and a dirty network on a seperate interface, both with different expernal IPs. At times we need to be able to VPN with Anyconnect from the dirty network into the corporate network. This is timing out and not working. Can this be done?

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balaji.bandi
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If i understand correctly you looking dirty link as fail over link for the main link.

 

this means your main link fails you want to send traffic to corporate network using dirty link.

 

In this case yes possible,

 

If this is not answered your question. explain more.

 

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I should explain in a bit more detail. We have a ASA 5516X, the wan is on interface 1, the corporate network is on interface 2 and the dirty/test network is on interface 3.

If a user is at home and needs access to the corporate network, then they use anyconnect. We need the same if a user is on the dirty/test network. We need them to be able to vpn into the corporate.

That's possible.

It is failing to connect, obviously we need to enable something to allow it

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Roy Harrington
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So you wan to use Anyconnect on two separate interfaces this is not a problem. You will simply need add the secondary interface to Anyconnect as well as a few other places depending on the box you are configuring it on. Can you let us know if this is a router, ASA or FTD?

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