L2l AAS behind router

Can an ASA initiate a VPN L2L on NAT - T behind a router?

The VPN can be established successfully, when our third party start the connection, but not when we leave it to our end.

Many providers do not support this scenario, I would like to know if Cisco do.

Yes it will work. The SAA can be behind a NAT as an originater IPSec as an IPSec responder. Of course As NAT is configured correctly if the ASA's answering machine.

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