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.

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    I set up a VPN site-to site between 2 Pix 506e. I have install the tunnle VPN using the VPN Wizard, and it seems to work fine.

    However, I also have users that VPN directly in the PIX via PPTP or a Cisco VPN client. These users are not able to access resources that are on the other end of the VPN tunnel. It seems that map ACL that triggers sending in the tunnel of the packages is not be matched, but I was not able to understand how to make this work correctly.

    PIX has a local subnet of 192.168.1.x/24. PIX B has a local subnet of 192.168.2.x/24. Traffic between these 2 subnets through the tunnel flow. However, when a person sets up a VPN on PIX B, they are also placed in the 192.168.2.x/24 subnet, but they are unable to access anything whatsoever in the 192.168.1.x/24 subnet. Is something like this? Config PIX B is attached. 

Any help you could offer would be greatly appreciated.

    Thank you

    -Steve

    This is not possible with Pix and 6.3 version of the code.

    If you are running 7.0 or higher on the Pix, so, yes it is possible. Please see the below URL for more configuration information. The feature you're looking for is called 'intra-interface.

    http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/products/HW/vpndevc/ps2030/products_configuration_example09186a00805734ae.shtml

    In addition, 7.0 and above are not supported on Pix 501, 506, and 520.

    Kind regards

    Arul

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  • No documentation for worm VPN clients. 5

    Hello

    Why it seems that there is no documentation on the Cisco site for VPN clients past version 4.6? There are release notes, but no user guide. We recently bought an ASA, but the accompanying CD has an older version of client.

    Thank you

    -Steve

    Steve,

    Yes, you are right. There is no new documentation for the 4.8, 4.9 and 5.0.00.0340 to output other than the text release notes posted with the VPN Client.

    The reason is, other than new features to support some new OS (Vista 32 Bit OS), etc., between 4.6 and 5.0 configuration steps are the same. Then you should be good to go with the 4.6 Setup guide. If this is a new Client VPN deployment, I go through the detailed release notes and be aware of known issues that may affect your network.

    Kind regards

    Arul

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  • Binds two ISP ASA to remote VPN Client to connect to instead of creating two profiles on the remote client

    Hello

    just a quick,

    TOPOLOGY

    ASA isps1 - 197.1.1.1 - outside

    ASA ISP2 - 196.1.1.1 - backup

    LAN IP - 192.168.202.100 - inside

    I have configured Tunnel on the interfaces (external and backup), but is to link both legs public to serve a thare as redundancy for vpn users and users of the vpn tunnel leave pointing inside IP whenever they want to establish vpn sssion, we want it to be one, so if an interface fails vpn users will not know , but he will try the second for the connection. instead of creating the profile for the two outside of the leg on the vpn client.

    is this possible?

    Hi Rammany.

    In your case, you have only an ASA that connects with 2 ISP in another segment IP... 196.x.x.x (Link1) & 197.x.x.x (Link2). What your condition is you want to have the VPN client who must be consulted with backup. If 196.x.x.x link fails, it should automatically take 197.x.x.x link. That too we should not have the config set in the VPN client backup server. You don have the possibility of having standby active also in asa single.

    I think n so it will work with your current design.

    This option is if your VPN client supports host name resolution (DNS). You can have the VPN created for both the public IP address share the same host name keeping the bond as the primary address 1 and 2 a secondary address. It will work alone.

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