Hi,
the routes I know are well. that's the way:
in the routers there are two static routes:
10.1.27.10 / 24 DG: 10.1.127.49
in the ASA there is a static route:
10.1.27.10 / 24 DG: 10.1.127.65
So when I do ping to 10.1.127.20 (one router interface) my traffic from 10.1.27.10 goes to the ASA interface IP 10.1.127.4 and go out through the 10.1.127.17 ASA interface IP. The return traffic enters the ASA trhough 10.1.127.49 (it's for the static route in the routers) and go out the ASA trhough the interface 10.1.127.68.
The question is if there is possible to force the ASA in order to:
Traffic enter through interface 1
Traffic leaves the ASA through interface 2
Trafiic return to the ASA through interface 3
Traffic leaves finally the ASA through interface 4.
Its posible this??
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by: asavenerPosted on 2009-01-28 at 05:54:22ID: 23486390
Check your routes on the hosts, and your VLAN configuration.
These lines:
Jan 28 2009|12:42:06|106015|10.1.
Show that the ASA is only seeing one side of the session. It did not see the SYN packet from 10.1.27.10, but the SYN ACK and ACK back from 10.1.27.20 are going through the ASA. Since the ASA did not see the initial SYN, it is blocking the other traffic because it is not stateful.