Hi All
I saw this post and have a similar issue; my Cisco anyconnect VPN clients are able to access all of my internal networks accept to another site which has a IPSEC VPN site-to-site. The Cisco ASA forwards the packets destined to this remote site to a Cisco router which NATS the source addresses (pool 10.17.252.0/24) to a 192.168.46.0 range. The remote network is 155.x.x.x which I have included in my internal subnets object-group and added a route on the ASA to route it inside.
I have configured NAT so that it does not NAT anything from the anyconnect client range to the internal subnets. I am using version 8.3(2) and the NAT rule is:
nat (outside,inside) source static SSLPOOL SSLPOOL destination static INSIDE_NETS INSIDE_NETS
I can still not connect to the remote side via the VPN; when I run this throught packet-tracer, I get a failure on phase 6:
Type: WEBVPN-SVC
Subtype: in
Result: DROP
Result:
Drop reason: (acl-drop) Flow is denied by configured rule
I cant seem to work out what it is that is blocking it. The NAT rule above is rule 1 in case some other NAT rule is causing the issue..
Any advice will be welcomed..
