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VPN Connectivity

BHconsultants88
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Hi guys

 

I'm hoping someone can help me out with an issue I'm experiencing while trying to get two sites to talk to each other.


Site A - 10.20.4.0 /24

Site B - 192.168.142.0 /24

 

Site A can talk to Site B via a Cisco ASA (VPN concentrator). Site A can ping Site B's public and LAN IP with no problem.

 

However, Site B cannot ping Site A even though the tunnel is up. The interesting thing is when Site B restarts the VPN service, pings start but then a minute or so later stops working.

 

Has anyone seen this behaviour before as it's really puzzling me. I've attached configs for each site.

 

Thanks in advance.

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Dennis Mink
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VIP Alumni

sounds like site A is keeping the tunnel up,

 

can you test traffic, using the packet tracer tool on the ASA (are both ends ASA?), to see why traffic gets blocked

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Thanks for the response Dennis. I've attached a packet trace test that I ran from the Cisco ASA (from Site B to Site A). I can't see why the drop would occur.

 

To confuse matters further, site A is using a Digi Trans WR44V2 router (specialist router for industrial environments). Site B is using a VPN device hosted in the AWS cloud.

Attached are packet traces from Site A to Site B and vice versa on the INSIDE interface