Easy VPN between two ASA 9.5 - Split tunnel does not

Hi guys,.

We have set up a site to site vpn using easy configuration vpn between ver 9.5 race (1) two ASA. The tunnels are up and ping is reached between sites. I also configured split tunnel for internet traffic under the overall strategy of the ASA easy vpn server. But for some unknown reason all the customer same internet traffic is sent to the primary site. I have configured NAT to relieve on the side of server and client-side. Please advise if no limitation so that the installation program.

Thank you and best regards,

Arjun T P

I have the same question and open a support case.

It's a bug in the software 9.5.1. See the bug: CSCuw22886

Tags: Cisco Security

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