Configure subinterfaces on a context several ASA.

Hello

I was just confused. When do we need to set up sous-interfaces on a context several ASA.

Thank you

whenever you need on the trunk of a switch and being able to have more than the limit physical interfaces. For example an ASA 5510 allows you to have 100 interfaces VLAN.

Whenever you need to install rather than on the DMZ.

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    01 August at 20:35:02 [IKEv1 DEBUG] group = DefaultRAGroup, IP = 197.217.68.99, build payloads of hash
    01 August at 20:35:02 [IKEv1 DEBUG] group = DefaultRAGroup, IP = 197.217.68.99, calculation of hash for ISAKMP
    01 August at 20:35:02 [IKEv1 DEBUG] group = DefaultRAGroup, IP = 197.217.68.99, building dpd vid payload
    01 August at 20:35:02 [IKEv1] IP = 197.217.68.99, IKE_DECODE SEND Message (msgid = 0) with payloads: HDR + ID (5) + HASH (8), SELLER (13) + (0) NONE total length: 84
    01 August at 20:35:02 [IKEv1] group = DefaultRAGroup, IP = 197.217.68.99, PHASE 1 COMPLETED
    01 August at 20:35:02 [IKEv1] IP = 197.217.68.99, type Keep-alive for this connection: None
    01 August at 20:35:02 [IKEv1] IP = 197.217.68.99, Keep-alives configured on, but the peer does not support persistent (type = None)
    01 August at 20:35:02 [IKEv1 DEBUG] group = DefaultRAGroup, IP = 197.217.68.99, timer to generate a new key to start P1: 21600 seconds.
    01 August at 20:35:03 [IKEv1] IP = 197.217.68.99, IKE_DECODE RECEIPT Message (msgid = 1) with payloads: HDR HASH (8) HIS (1) + (10) NUNCIO + ID (5) + ID (5) + NAT - OA (21) ++ NAT - OA (21) + (0) NONE total length: 324
    01 August at 20:35:03 [IKEv1 DEBUG] group = DefaultRAGroup, IP = 197.217.68.99, processing hash payload
    01 August at 20:35:03 [IKEv1 DEBUG] group = DefaultRAGroup, IP = 197.217.68.99, SA payload processing
    01 August at 20:35:03 [IKEv1 DEBUG] group = DefaultRAGroup, IP = 197.217.68.99, nonce payload processing
    01 August at 20:35:03 [IKEv1 DEBUG] group = DefaultRAGroup, IP = 197.217.68.99, payload processing ID
    01 August at 20:35:03 [IKEv1] group = DefaultRAGroup, IP = 197.217.68.99, data received in payload ID remote Proxy Host: address 192.168.5.122, Protocol 17 Port 1701
    01 August at 20:35:03 [IKEv1 DEBUG] group = DefaultRAGroup, IP = 197.217.68.99, payload processing ID
    01 August at 20:35:03 [IKEv1] group = DefaultRAGroup, IP = 197.217.68.99, data received in payload ID local Proxy Host: address 41.63.166.15, Protocol 17 Port 1701
    01 August at 20:35:03 [IKEv1] group = DefaultRAGroup, IP = 197.217.68.99, detected L2TP/IPSec session.
    01 August at 20:35:03 [IKEv1 DEBUG] group = DefaultRAGroup, IP = 197.217.68.99, payload NAT Original address of treatment
    01 August at 20:35:03 [IKEv1 DEBUG] group = DefaultRAGroup, IP = 197.217.68.99, payload NAT Original address of treatment
    01 August at 20:35:03 [IKEv1] group = DefaultRAGroup, IP = 197.217.68.99, QM IsRekeyed its not found old addr
    01 August at 20:35:03 [IKEv1 DEBUG] group = DefaultRAGroup, IP = 197.217.68.99, only Tunnel UDP-encapsulated and UDP-encapsulated-Transport mode NAT-Traversal-defined selection
    01 August at 20:35:03 [IKEv1] group = DefaultRAGroup, IP = 197.217.68.99, remote peer IKE configured crypto card: dynmap
    01 August at 20:35:03 [IKEv1 DEBUG] group = DefaultRAGroup, IP = 197.217.68.99, payload processing IPSec SA
    01 August at 20:35:03 [IKEv1 DEBUG] group = DefaultRAGroup, IP = 197.217.68.99, IPSec SA proposal # 1, turn # 1 entry overall SA IPSec acceptable matches # 1
    01 August at 20:35:03 [IKEv1] group = DefaultRAGroup, IP = 197.217.68.99, IKE: asking SPI!
    IPSEC: HIS embryonic new created @ 0xb2b4ef98.
    RCS: 0XB1BBEC58,
    Direction: inbound
    SPI: 0X8DFBC25E
    Session ID: 0 x 01236000
    VPIF num: 0x00000002
    Tunnel type: ra
    Protocol: esp
    Life expectancy: 240 seconds
    01 August at 20:35:03 [IKEv1 DEBUG] group = DefaultRAGroup, IP = 197.217.68.99, IKE got SPI engine key: SPI = 0x8dfbc25e
    01 August at 20:35:03 [IKEv1 DEBUG] group = DefaultRAGroup, IP = 197.217.68.99, quick mode of oakley constucting
    01 August at 20:35:03 [IKEv1 DEBUG] group = DefaultRAGroup, IP = 197.217.68.99, empty building hash payload
    01 August at 20:35:03 [IKEv1 DEBUG] group = DefaultRAGroup, IP = 197.217.68.99, building the IPSec Security Association Management
    01 August at 20:35:03 [IKEv1 DEBUG] group = DefaultRAGroup, IP = 197.217.68.99, construction of support useful Nuncio IPSec
    01 August at 20:35:03 [IKEv1 DEBUG] group = DefaultRAGroup, IP = 197.217.68.99, constructing the ID of the proxy
    01 August at 20:35:03 [IKEv1 DEBUG] group = DefaultRAGroup, IP = 197.217.68.99, transmission Proxy Id:
    Remote host: 197.217.68.99 Protocol Port 17 0
    Local host: 10.30.21.2 Protocol 17 Port 1701
    01 August at 20:35:03 [IKEv1 DEBUG] group = DefaultRAGroup, IP = 197.217.68.99, construction of payload NAT Original address
    01 August at 20:35:03 [IKEv1 DEBUG] group = DefaultRAGroup, IP = 197.217.68.99, construction of payload NAT Original address
    01 August at 20:35:03 [IKEv1] group = DefaultRAGroup, IP = 197.217.68.99, payload NAT Original address sending NAT-Traversal
    01 August at 20:35:03 [IKEv1 DEBUG] group = DefaultRAGroup, IP = 197.217.68.99, build payloads of hash qm
    01 August at 20:35:03 [IKEv1] IP = 197.217.68.99, IKE_DECODE SEND Message (msgid = 1) with payloads: HDR HASH (8) HIS (1) + (10) NUNCIO + ID (5) + ID (5) + NAT - OA (21) ++ NAT - OA (21) + NONE (0) overall length: 188
    01 August at 20:35:04 [IKEv1] IP = 197.217.68.99, IKE_DECODE RECEIPT Message (msgid = 2) with payloads: HDR HASH (8) HIS (1) + (10) NUNCIO + ID (5) + ID (5) + NAT - OA (21) ++ NAT - OA (21) + (0) NONE total length: 324
    01 August at 20:35:04 [IKEv1 DEBUG] group = DefaultRAGroup, IP = 197.217.68.99, processing hash payload
    01 August at 20:35:04 [IKEv1 DEBUG] group = DefaultRAGroup, IP = 197.217.68.99, SA payload processing
    01 August at 20:35:04 [IKEv1 DEBUG] group = DefaultRAGroup, IP = 197.217.68.99, nonce payload processing
    01 August at 20:35:04 [IKEv1 DEBUG] group = DefaultRAGroup, IP = 197.217.68.99, payload processing ID
    01 August at 20:35:04 [IKEv1] group = DefaultRAGroup, IP = 197.217.68.99, data received in payload ID remote Proxy Host: address 197.217.68.99, Protocol 17, Port 0
    01 August at 20:35:04 [IKEv1 DEBUG] group = DefaultRAGroup, IP = 197.217.68.99, payload processing ID
    01 August at 20:35:04 [IKEv1] group = DefaultRAGroup, IP = 197.217.68.99, data received in payload ID local Proxy Host: address 10.30.21.2, Protocol 17 Port 1701
    01 August at 20:35:04 [IKEv1] group = DefaultRAGroup, IP = 197.217.68.99, detected L2TP/IPSec session.
    01 August at 20:35:04 [IKEv1 DEBUG] group = DefaultRAGroup, IP = 197.217.68.99, payload NAT Original address of treatment
    01 August at 20:35:04 [IKEv1 DEBUG] group = DefaultRAGroup, IP = 197.217.68.99, payload NAT Original address of treatment
    01 August at 20:35:04 [IKEv1] IP = 197.217.68.99, rejecting new IPSec security association negotiation for peer 197.217.68.99. A negotiation was underway for local 10.30.21.2/255.255.255.255, remote Proxy 197.217.68.99/255.255.255.255 Proxy
    01 August at 20:35:04 [IKEv1] group = DefaultRAGroup, IP = 197.217.68.99, error QM WSF (P2 struct & 0xb1fe13a8, mess id 0 x 2)!
    01 August at 20:35:04 [IKEv1 DEBUG] group = DefaultRAGroup, IP = 197.217.68.99, case of mistaken IKE responder QM WSF (struct & 0xb1fe13a8) , : QM_DONE EV_ERROR--> QM_BLD_MSG2 EV_IS_REKEY--> QM_BLD_MSG2, EV_CONFIRM_SA--> QM_BLD_MSG2, EV_PROC_MSG--> QM_BLD_MSG2, EV_HASH_OK--> QM_BLD_MSG2, NullEvent--> QM_BLD_MSG2, EV_COMP_HASH--> QM_BLD_MSG2, EV_VALIDATE_MSG
    01 August at 20:35:04 [IKEv1 DEBUG] group = DefaultRAGroup, IP = 197.217.68.99, sending clear/delete with the message of reason
    01 August at 20:35:04 [IKEv1] group = DefaultRAGroup, IP = 197.217.68.99, peer table correlator Removing failed, no match!
    01 August at 20:35:05 [IKEv1] IP = 197.217.68.99, IKE_DECODE RECEIPT Message (msgid = 2) with payloads: HDR HASH (8) HIS (1) + (10) NUNCIO + ID (5) + ID (5) + NAT - OA (21) ++ NAT - OA (21) + (0) NONE total length: 324
    01 August at 20:35:05 [IKEv1 DEBUG] group = DefaultRAGroup, IP = 197.217.68.99, processing hash payload
    01 August at 20:35:05 [IKEv1 DEBUG] group = DefaultRAGroup, IP = 197.217.68.99, SA payload processing
    01 August at 20:35:05 [IKEv1 DEBUG] group = DefaultRAGroup, IP = 197.217.68.99, nonce payload processing
    01 August at 20:35:05 [IKEv1 DEBUG] group = DefaultRAGroup, IP = 197.217.68.99, payload processing ID
    01 August at 20:35:05 [IKEv1] group = DefaultRAGroup, IP = 197.217.68.99, data received in payload ID remote Proxy Host: address 197.217.68.99, Protocol 17, Port 0
    01 August at 20:35:05 [IKEv1 DEBUG] group = DefaultRAGroup, IP = 197.217.68.99, payload processing ID
    01 August at 20:35:05 [IKEv1] group = DefaultRAGroup, IP = 197.217.68.99, data received in payload ID local Proxy Host: address 10.30.21.2, Protocol 17 Port 1701
    01 August at 20:35:05 [IKEv1] group = DefaultRAGroup, IP = 197.217.68.99, detected L2TP/IPSec session.
    01 August at 20:35:05 [IKEv1 DEBUG] group = DefaultRAGroup, IP = 197.217.68.99, payload NAT Original address of treatment
    01 August at 20:35:05 [IKEv1 DEBUG] group = DefaultRAGroup, IP = 197.217.68.99, payload NAT Original address of treatment
    01 August at 20:35:05 [IKEv1] IP = 197.217.68.99, rejecting new IPSec security association negotiation for peer 197.217.68.99. A negotiation was underway for local 10.30.21.2/255.255.255.255, remote Proxy 197.217.68.99/255.255.255.255 Proxy
    01 August at 20:35:05 [IKEv1] group = DefaultRAGroup, IP = 197.217.68.99, error QM WSF (P2 struct & 0xb074f010, mess id 0 x 2)!
    01 August at 20:35:05 [IKEv1 DEBUG] group = DefaultRAGroup, IP = 197.217.68.99, case of mistaken IKE responder QM WSF (struct & 0xb074f010) , : QM_DONE EV_ERROR--> QM_BLD_MSG2 EV_IS_REKEY--> QM_BLD_MSG2, EV_CONFIRM_SA--> QM_BLD_MSG2, EV_PROC_MSG--> QM_BLD_MSG2, EV_HASH_OK--> QM_BLD_MSG2, NullEvent--> QM_BLD_MSG2, EV_COMP_HASH--> QM_BLD_MSG2, EV_VALIDATE_MSG
    01 August at 20:35:05 [IKEv1 DEBUG] group = DefaultRAGroup, IP = 197.217.68.99, sending clear/delete with the message of reason
    01 August at 20:35:05 [IKEv1] group = DefaultRAGroup, IP = 197.217.68.99, peer table correlator Removing failed, no match!

    Hi man,

    As you can see in the output: -.
    01 August at 20:35:02 [IKEv1] group = DefaultRAGroup, IP = 197.217.68.99, PHASE 1 COMPLETED

    Phase 1 is done and QM WSF error indicates the issue with transform-set or crypto-access list.
    Please try to use ESP-3DES and HMAC-SHA-ESP to turn together and tell us how it rates.

    You could try as well as authentication using PAP.

    Kind regards
    Dinesh Moudgil

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    The configuration you have is for several ste VPN site is not for the redundant VPN.

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    In the redundant VPN configuration both peers are defined in the same card encryption.

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