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Remote Access VPN IP Conflict

Zones: IPSec Security Protocol, Miscellaneous Networking

Tags: Cisco, VPN Client, 4.6

I am based in NJ. I have a small operation in CA that rents a space in a larger facility and therefore is a part of their network. I need this CA facility to be able to connect via a remote access VPN to a 172.16.x.x address on my network. The VPN establishes to my ASA just fine. Unfortuately, what I ran into is, although their subnet is a 192.168.x.x network the corporate network is a 172 network. What way, if any, can I get it specified to route traffic for 172.16.x.x (my network) across the VPN tunnel? Is this possible? Is it just a matter of getting their corporate network administrator to modify their routing tables?

Thanks in advance!

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Zone: Networking

Question Asked By: asbsupport

Solution Provided By: ebjers

Participating Experts: 1

Solution Grade: A

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