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by: asavenerPosted on 2009-08-12 at 05:48:48ID: 25078119
This looks to be a problem with asymmetric routing. The SYN packet is taking a different route, and the ASA is blocking the SYN ACK response.
ASAs want all traffic to be stateful, so if it does not see the packet that initiates the connection it will block any returning traffic.