Wierd NAT with AnyConnect client behavior

Hello

I have a problem with our customers AnyConnect not being able to access a particular resource that exists on a 3rd party VPN.

Both the AnyConnect customers & 3rd Party Site to Site VPN terminate on the external Interface of the ASA.

There is a NAT configuration between the 3rd party and our ASA network so that we share the 192.168.40.0/24 subnet. 25 first is for 3rd party guests & the second 25 is for our guests.

We are trying to access a service on 192.168.40.10

The NAT rule that I have in place to achieve this goal is

Source = sub-VPN-network Dest = 192.168.40.0/25 = any Service

XLate Source = 192.168.40.129 (PAT) Dest = XLateService Original XLate = Original

With the NAT rule like this, the Web page only FACT NOT work. We get a Timeout of SYN, and looking at the logs, the AnyConnect client source address does not PAT would have to 192.168.40.129

BUT...

If I change the NAT rule for this...

Source = sub-VPN-network Dest = 192.168.40.0/25 = any Service

XLate Source = 192.168.40.129 (PAT) XLate Dest = 192.168.40.10 XLateService = Original

THIS WORKS! The source address does get PAT'd from 192.168.40.129.

BUT... the problem is now, that if the AnyConnect client attempts to access any other IP in 192.168.40.0/25, the destination address gets changed all the time at 192.168.40.10.

I am new to ASA 8.3, so I was wondering if I'm missing something with how NAT rules changes since earlier versions of ASA...

Can anyone help?

Thank you

Mario Rosa

Hello

The only reason to see a NAT rule that is configured at the top for not having applied are

  • The "permit same-security-traffic intra-interface" is NOT configured, but in this case, it's since we have already taken the exit "packet-tracer"
  • There is of course the possibility that networks of NAT rules match any traffic entering the ASA
  • Naturally, there is the change of a bug that there were several.

If there is no clear reason for the rules does not match NAT do not, then I suggest opening a case of TAC or upgrade / downgrade to another level of software to determine if an error is the cause.

I don't know if you mentioned the software level that you use?

-Jouni

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