Removing a Remote Network from a Site-to-Site VPN
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07-20-2012 06:46 AM
I feel I have to apologize for the basic question but I do not have access to any lab equipment to test this for myself.
When I remove a remote network from a site-to-site VPN will it bounce the tunnel?
To give a little more background, I have 3 sites we can call A, B, and C. There is a tunnel between A and B and a tunnel between B and C. All the subnets in site C are listed as remote networks for the tunnel between A->B and all the subnets in site A are listed as remote networks for the tunnel between C->B. This means for a user in site A to access a machine in site C they must traverse the A->B tunnel into site B and then again traverse the B->C tunnel finally into site C. What I am attempting to do is build a tunnel between site A and site C allowing for traffic to go directly into site C rather than needing to travel through site B.
I know that I can just build a tunnel between site A and site C but when I remove site C's subnet from the remote networks of the A->B tunnel will the tunnel need to be rebuilt?
Thank you!
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07-20-2012 06:56 AM
I apologize again for not listing what equipment I am using.
Site A: ASA 5520 Verison 8.2(5)
Site B: ASA 5540 Version 8.2(5)
Site C: ASA 5540 Version 8.4(3)
