Routing of SSL traffic on two firewalls

Hello

I have HT an ASA face internet and destined for SSL connections. Behind the ASA I IOS Firewall that hosts servers must be accessed through the SSL provided by the asa

The issue im having is: Users SSL Vett ends at the ASA fine, after that when I pass this traffic and in the firewall IOS, traffic does not reach the destination servers.   Newspapers in ios FW watch suite msg "Crypto packages re - CVD is not crypto IPSEC package"

Please help me how to get these traffic routed via the ssl Protocol on the asa in the ios firewall

I suppose it's possible you an IPSec VPN configured on the IOS Firewall including encryption field includes the one used by the SSL VPN client.

The IOS Firewall has any IPSec VPN configured?

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