BIND THE SINGLE TUNNEL ON ASA IP ADDRESS

Hi all

BACKGROUND

We have a VPN site-to put in place between two ASAs by using IPSEC.

PROBLEM

We will refer to this configuration as a site A and site B. The site has, we have an obligation to ensure that all traffic from a single host goes through the VPN tunnel while all the other guests to site A have local access to the internet and do not cross the L2L tunnel. We study the best solution for this, including the possibilities of VLANS, static NATs and ACL. Also on the client device, we'll need to bind a MAC address to ensure the same local IP address is returned every time via DHCP, although if the client device sits in its own VIRTUAL local network for example then binding MAC address is not required. It is not possible to configure a static IP address on the host device.

Does anyone have recommendations as to how best to configure this requirement.

Thank you

You are right that the ASA, for now, does not support the DHCP reservations. If your only option to get what you want to work is to place the customer in a VLAN separated where you can assign a distinct scope (as you mentioned)

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