Remote vpn client can't access outside networks

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• AnyConnect client can not access local network

  Hello

  I have a problem with the Cisco anyconnect. Once clients are connected they cannot access anything whatsoever, including their default gateway.

  Pool of the VPN client is on the same subnet as the LAN (139.16.1.x/24). Local network clients can access DMZ, VPN clients can ping computers on the local network, but they cannot access the DMZ.

  I guess that any rule providing that traffic is absent but I m new with Cisco ASA and I m totally lost. I read as much as I could on this topic, but I do not understand which rule is necessary.

  Thank you very much in advance for your support.

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  Hello

  You don't have NAT exemption the DMZ network to the pool of VPN traffic.

  Please try to add the following statement to run:

  nat (DMZ,outside) 1  source static any any destination static NETWORK_OBJ_139.16.1.0_25 NETWORK_OBJ_139.16.1.0_25 route-lookup

  Also please delete the existing instruction manual nat "non-proxy-arp" statement, because it can cause problems like you the ip subnet address pool is identical to that of the Interior of the network.

  no nat (inside,outside) source static any any destination static NETWORK_OBJ_139.16.1.0_25 NETWORK_OBJ_139.16.1.0_25 no-proxy-arp route-lookup
  
  nat (inside,outside) 1 source static any any destination static NETWORK_OBJ_139.16.1.0_25 NETWORK_OBJ_139.16.1.0_25 route-lookup
  
  

  Cordially Véronique

• The remote VPN Clients and Internet access

  I apologize in advance if this question has already been addressed. I am currently using a PIX Firewall Version 6.1 520 (2) running. I have several remote users that VPN for the PIX. Once the VPN tunnel is started, they are more able to connect to internet from their local computers. Is there a configuation on the PIX that allows remote users to have access to the internet when you are connected to the PIX.

  TIA,

  Jeff Gulick

  The Pix does not allow traffic enter and exit on the same interface. Therefore, a VPN user cannot access the Internet through the tunnel. If you use the Cisco client, enable tunneling split so that all traffic through the tunnel.

  If you use PPTP, you can turn off the option that makes the remote network, the default gateway. However, local routes should be added to these clients when they connect.

  Or you can use an additional interface on the firewall. One that puts an end to VPN tunnels and another providing for Internet connectivity. In this way the traffic is not enter/leave on the same interface.

  Of course, it is preferable if the customer Internet traffic does not go through the tunnel. It wastes your bandwidth and has security problems as well. I suggest you use the client to Cisco and the split tunneling.

• Inside the server can't ping remote vpn client

  My simple vpn client can accumulate the tunnel vpn with my Office ASA5510 success and my vpn client can ping the internal server. But my internal server cannot ping the remote vpn client. Even the firewall vpn client windows is disable.

  1. in-house server can ping Internet through ASA.

  2 internal server cannot ping vpn client.

  3 Vpn client can ping the internal server.

  Why interal Server ping vpn client? ASA only does support vpn in direction to go?

  Thank you.

  Hello

  Enable inspect ICMP, this should work for you.

  Policy-map global_policy
  class inspection_default
  inspect the preset_dns_map dns
  inspect the icmp
  inspect the icmp error

  inspect the icmp

  

  To configure the ICMP inspection engine, use the command of icmp inspection in class configuration mode. Class configuration mode is accessible from policy map configuration mode.

  inspect the icmp

  HTH

  Sandy

• A VPN client / ASA cannot access the Internet.

  VPN clients can get to the servers internal/DMZ but not Internet. This is the partial config of the SAA. TIA

  Pool VPN 10.17.70.0

  DMZ 192.168.100.0

  172.0.0.0 internal

  -------------------------------------

  nonatdmz list of allowed ip extended access any 192.168.100.0 255.255.255.0

  access extensive list ip 172.0.0.0 nonatdmz allow 255.0.0.0 10.17.70.0 255.255.255.0

  standard access list splittunnel allow 172.0.0.0 255.0.0.0

  Global interface (10 outside)

  Global interface (Businesspartner) 10

  NAT (inside) 0-list of access nonatdmz

  NAT (Inside) 10 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0

  NAT (DMZ) 10 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0

  Vinnie, happy that you have found here.

  Telnet for asa by vpn session, you need to add this statement.

  management-access inside

  In this same connection see split tunnel vs local Allow only lan access, you can learn the differences and you will better understand your configuration asa related to ra vpn.

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/products/ps6120/products_configuration_example09186a0080702999.shtml

• Remote VPN client and Telnet to ASA

  Hi guys

  I have an ASA connected to the Cisco 2821 router firewall.

  I have the router ADSL and lease line connected.

  All my traffic for web ports etc. of ADSL ftp and smtp pop3, telnet etc is going to rental online.

  My questions as follows:

  I am unable to telnet to ASA outside Interface although its configuered.

  Unable to connect my remote VPN Client, there is no package debug crypto isakmp, I know that I have a nat that is my before router device my asa, I owe not nat port 4500 and esp more there, but how his confusion.

  I'm ataching configuration.

  Concerning

  It looks like a config issue. Possibly need debug output "debug crypto isa 127".

  You may need remove the command «LOCAL authority-server-group»

  NAT-traversal is enabled by default on the ASA 8.x version. So you don't have to worry about NAT device in the middle.

• Remote VPN with PIX without access to the local network

  Hi @all,

  I ve running into problems and I have not found any solution. Can someone check my config?

  Facts:

  PIX 501 6.3 (3)

  4.04 VPN client

  Wanted solution: access to HO via VPN

  VPN tunnel will be established, I get an IP address, but I can´t the systems behind the pix and the pix of access itself.

  To the VPN Client Staticts, I see outgoing packets, but no entrant (if I send a ping to peer behind the pix)

  I hope someone can help me

  Attached is my config:

  PIX 501 and 506/506e pix are not supported in v7 due to the fact that the cpu is not able to deal with the extended features of v7.

  PIX 520 is not supported I guess it's because of the fact that the model is discontinued.

• VPN client can get the gateway?

  I have a question for a long time.

  Cisco vpn client will find a gateway to the remote vpn server address.

  There are many situations in which we need a gateway assigned to the vpn client. If the customer can freely access all private networks.

  PIX of Cisco router has this feature?

  Why the customer would need a bridge tunnel?

  The customer already has a gateway of the ISP.

  Once the tunnel is up, if not to do split tunneling, all customer traffic will be sent on to the CONCENTRATOR's IPSec tunnel. So, indeed, the HUB is the default gateway.

  If you use the split tunneling, then your ACL will say what customer traffic must be encrypted on the tunnel on the hub. All other traffic is sent clear for the ISP. So, indeed, the HUB is the gateway for the LAN within the tunnel.

  There is a featur default on the 3000 gateway Tunnel, but that's for a different purpose

  http://www.ciscotaccc.com/security/showcase?case=K81543933

• VPN traffice is not going outside network

  I can connect to my home virtual private network and access to trade, share network, ect, however, when I open a Web page or anything that needs and outside the intellectual property that I can't get out. As soon as I log out of the excellent work VPN client of web pages. Any suggestions?

  Cisco PIX Firewall Version 6.3 (3)

  Material: PIX - 515, 32 MB RAM, Pentium 200 MHz processor

  Thanks in advance... Mike

  I would try using a different acl for your tunnel of split, it is always advisable to separate your ACL.

  vpngroup split tunnel 102 touavpn

  access-list 102 permit ip 10.10.12.0 255.255.255.0 10.10.15.0 255.255.255.0

  access-list 102 permit ip 10.10.11.0 255.255.255.0 10.10.15.0 255.255.255.0

  access-list 102 permit ip 10.10.101.0 255.255.255.0 10.10.15.0 255.255.255.0

  access-list 102 permit ip 10.10.14.0 255.255.255.0 10.10.15.0 255.255.255.0

  I would also get rid of what you don't need...

  IP 10.10.15.0 doesn't allow any access list 101 255.255.255.0 10.10.12.0 255.255.255.0

• IPsec remote VPN client 5.0.07 Cisco

  Hello

  I am setting up remote IPsec VPN using ASDM for ASA 5505.

  can someone guide me for FOLLOWING;

  1 step 6 for ASDM IPsec wizard: name of the cluster: what IP addresses I need to assign here.

  my network has inside the IP 192.168.0.1 and outside IP 162.212.232.174

  2. VPN client: what would be the IP host?

  What is the password and username for authentication group?

  Please advice or give me a link that can help me for this set to the top?

  I need help with installation of VPN client both ASDM for IPsec Wizard wizard.

  Thank you

  SAP

  Hello

  Pool is the range of IP addresses for VPN clients (when connect you to your network). Use a different subnet of your internal networks. ex: 192.168.10.0 255.255.255.0

  Host IP: your ASA 5505 public ip: 162.212.232.174

  Group information - that you configure on ASA5505 and even he must be configured on the client.

  See the link below (research online and you will find a lot of documentation).

  http://www.databasemart.com/HOWTO/Cisco_VPN_Remote_Access_Setup_ASA5500.aspx

  THX

  MS

• Reverse road injection for remote VPN Clients

  Hello world

  you will need to confirm if reverse road injection is used only for Site to site VPN?

  Also to say that we have two sites using site-to-site vpn

  Site A                                                         Site B

  Private private IP IP

  172.16.x.x                                                    172.20.x.x

  Now, as we VPN site to site, we can either activate the NAT - T option which will allow 172.16 IP reach site B as 172.16 only.

  Do not change the IP address.

  Option 2

  IF we don't allow NAT - T and if we allow injection road Revese and we use say Protocol ospf on ASAs in site A and B.

  In this case, we allow IPPS so that we can announce the private road 172.16. on the internet right of site B?

  Concerning

  MAhesh

  Hello Mahesh,

  "Reverse road injection (RRI) is used to fill in the routing table of an internal router that is running OSPF Open Shortest Path First () protocol or the RIP (Routing Information) protocol for Remote Clients VPN sessions or a local area network LAN."

  Source: http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/docs/security/asa-5500-x-series-next-generation-firewalls/107596-asa-reverseroute.html

  As a result, allowed RRI ASA learn routing information for connected peers and advertising via RIP or OSPF.

  NAT - T is automatically detected and used when the local or the remote peer is behind NAT.

  To answer your question:

  If NAT - T is required and enabled, then it will automatically be used peer VPN. Then, with IPP in place, remote network will be added to the routing as static routes table, so they can be advertised by OSPF.

  HTH.

  Please note all useful messages.

• VPN client with overlapping of private networks?

  I have a new client who needs to send us data occasionally, we normally install the Cisco VPN Client on their PC, but this client has the same private network, we.

  I know, but it could be done with policy NAT on my 5510 ASA with a VPN site-to site, the customer does not want to change the address or network hardware. They have router cable with no VPN option, and they are unwilling to spend more money on this project.

  Can this work if there is no overlapping of IP addresses?

  Your ACL SHEEP overlaps the static NAT and SHEEP has priority over the static NAT strategy strategy, why it does not work.

  Please kindly remove the following:

  access-list extended sheep allowed ip 192.168.1.0 255.255.255.0 192.168.240.0 255.255.255.0

• Cisco VPN Client anything cannot access through VPN on an ASA5505 8.4

  Hello

  Completely new to Cisco ASA and the need to get this working ASAP.

  8.4 (1) ASA 5505 is the secondary FW and I need to authorize all out and block everything coming, but for the VPN clients.  Since a jerk of Cisco, I used the ASDM and it's sorcerers to make this work, which may explain my situation.

  192.168.101.0/24 is the local network

  192.168.101.5 is the IP of ASA

  192.168.101.2 is the primary FW (and the default gateway for servers, I have to access through the VPN)

  10.10.101.0/24 is the VPN IP range (this can be what you want, I'm not married to it somehow)

  My Cisco VPN Client connects to the ASA and receives 10.10.101.1 IP address, but I get no connectivity to the ASA or any other 192.168.101.x or service server (tried RDP, telnet, ping, etc.)

  Configuration file is attached.

  Help pretty please!

  Thank you.

  Did you add a route for the VPN Pool on the main firewall to the ASA?

  Best regards

  Peer

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• SonicWALL NSA, using VPN client overall comments to reach network of internal resources

  Hello

  I have problems performing Global VPN client to work when you connect to our internal network of comments in order to reach our internal LAN Server in order to reach internal resources in a safe manner. I'm not sure what could the settings were necessary in the Sonicwall to achieve?

  Our installation is based on the NSA 3600 and I installed a WLAN area in the sonicwall to enable clients to connect to the internet. Traffic in the WLAN area to our internal LAN Server is denied. However, some users would like to be able to use the wireless network in order to achieve internal resources and for that I want to use the Global VPN client. It is even possible to use of an internal network from the point of view Sonicwalls Global VPN client?

  The use of the outside Global VPN client works very well

  Any help is greatly appreciated and if more detailed configuration information are necessary, I'll happily give you that.

  Thank you

  Hi Ben,

  No I didn't at first, but your answers have would lead me in the right direction, hopefully. I realized that I could create a custom GroupVPN by going to the settings of the interface to the interface that is the war in the Gulf to my wireless network.

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  Thank you

  Cree

• Remote VPN users cannot reach OSPF Inter networks

  Hi all

  Area0 & Grenier1. Grenier1 ASA has remote VPN configuration where users also use split tunneling. When the VPN plug-in users, accessing all respurces successfully in the area euro1, but unable to reach Area0 resources.

  But Area0 PCs can 'ping' on addresses IP VPN component software plug-in. I tried 'debug icmp trace', but not poping up even one message upwards all to initiate the 'ping' of the computer laptop VPN users.

  FYI... Grenier1 N/w: 10.251.0.0/16 and 10.251.40.0/24 has been used for VPN DHCP users. Everything works well except for the Area0 accessibility.

  Any suggestions... ?

  Thank you

  MS

  access-list extended sheep ip SiteA 255.255.0.0 255.255.255.0 SiteAVPN allow

  access-list extended sheep ip SiteB 255.255.0.0 255.255.255.0 SiteAVPN allow