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Multi Context FTD Site to Site VPN 9 ( Onprem to Azure )

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We have a Multi context FTD3105 running  ASA code version 9.22 and trying to build a site to site VPN  with Azure .  Can you please provide advice on the following ? 

1 )  While trying to build a ROUTE based site to site vpn I  was unable to create the VTI then read  that this was not possible on a FTD running ASA code . Can anyone confirm that ? 

2) What would be the best to implemented inter context communication  when the Azure  site to site vpn  traffic coming on the outside interface of Context A is destined  to a network located in context B ? 

Thank you 

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@HAT Route Based VPN's (VTI) are not supported with Multi context.

https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/security/asa/asa923/configuration/general/asa-923-general-config/ha-contexts.html

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If Azure network needs to communicate with both contexts anyway, why run multi context? What not run a single context and then you can use a route based VPN?

 

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@HAT Route Based VPN's (VTI) are not supported with Multi context.

https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/security/asa/asa923/configuration/general/asa-923-general-config/ha-contexts.html

RobIngram_0-1761599238765.png

If Azure network needs to communicate with both contexts anyway, why run multi context? What not run a single context and then you can use a route based VPN?

 

HAT
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@Rob Ingram  . Thanks for the confirmation . We have implemented multi context in the past in order to meet certain  requirements . Now we would like to ensure that Azure traffic  can reach the networks behind those contexts  . For that I have created a new context where  the VPN traffic will be terminating and would like to use it as a transit for getting to  the other networks . I have read about  routing VPN traffic  through a layer 3 switch but would like to see other options that can achieve  the same results .

Thanks in advance