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VPN issue ASA 5520

lecarbajalp
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Hello,

Some users have problems to connect by remote VPN to our firewalls

Symptons: internet connection is dropped immediately when they try to open Explorer, Outlook,

We manage 4 profiles for the VPN, they are register in the intern  vpn.domain.com

The one having problems is the ipsec over tcp , but its affecting only some users.

I guess it could be something in the .pcf or probably an issue in the Firewall.

Thank you.

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Hi Luis,

So basically, the user looses Internet access once connected?

Please explain this issue in more detail.

Thanks.

Portu.

Yes, that the problem after they connect to the remote VPN it fail the internet and some users can not connect (this is random)

I was reviewing cisco documentation and i found this:

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps6120/products_tech_note09186a0080bc6d4c.shtml

I dont know if this will be affecting the remote VPN

they use ipsec /tcp , and also ipsec/udp and it works.

Regards,

I see.

I would recommend to always use NAT-T (UDP 4500) instead of cTCP.

Do NAT-T (IPsec/UDP) users experience the problem as well?

Thanks.

I also noticed some issue with the cTCP but is affecting only a group of users.

the IPSec/UDP are not having problems, do you think the IOS or the same cTCP is having problems in the firewall?

I dont see a problem in the configuration.

Luis,

As explained in the doc, it may not be an issue with the ASA, but a side effect of cTCP instead. To know what exactly happens we would need to gather further logs, captures and debugs from the ASA and the client side.

I usually set up NAT-T since it is efficient and compatible across the Internet (it has its own RFC).

HTH.

Portu.

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