LAN - to - LAN 837 to 3000series one-way traffic

Hello

Not even sure that there is even a way traffic. The 837 is encryting and the 3000series is done by increments Rx but nowhere on decrypt it and Tx respectively.

Tracking guides and hub configuration cisco IOS religiously.

The 837 ipsec cypto debugs seems to show that SAS created - when they actually decide to show them selves on the console.

Routing is not a problem - unless you consider static routes on the 3000. Am I supposed to create a static route to send traffic to the LAN remote (837) on the public interface? Or is it not necessary to have an itinerary as SA definition will determine the tunnel to go down?

Unfortunately no other LAN-to-LAN tnnnels on 3000 to compare these questions and I have no laboratory.

Any help would be welcome. Of course, I can provide more information, all that is necessary. Am at my wits end with this one. So simple and yet not working - have to do something stupid.

Thank you

If the tunnel is under construction and your getting the traffic in one direction and not the other, it is usually the routing.

The 831 sends traffic to the 3000 and 3000 is received, ranging from your counters. The problem is probably that the hosts behind the 3000 do not know how to return to the LAN behind the 831. Your internal network behind the 3000 will need a route to the LAN 831 that points to the interface of the 3000. The 3000 justs needs a default gateway pointing out the public interface.

On the local network of 3000, if you have not all router internal and your interior hosts are directly connected to the same hub/switch interface private 3000, then each host will need a static route to the LAN 831 that points to the private interface 3000 (this is assuming of course that the 3000 is not the default gateway for hosts (, which is usually not).

Keep in mind that if you see not all TX packets on the 3000, then the 3000 is not even see packets of it is inside the hosts which are intended for the 831 LAN, check the local routing behind the 3000 to see what is happening.

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