Alasdairb
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Cisco VPN client cannot reach other remote networks through tunnel
Hi all,
I have a Cisco ASA5510 firewall running v7.0(7) which has a Lan 2 Lan VPN with our American office. All users on both Lans can access resources on the other Lan fine.
We also have roaming users who connect to our office via Cisco VPN client software and they can access all our local network resources fine.
However, the roaming users cannot access the American resources, i.e. they connect to our office but cannot then continue through the lan 2 lan vpn successfully. They get correct DNS resolution of the American resources. The roaming VPN has split tunneling enabled, I tried disabling this but it made no change, except blocking any internet access they had.
Is this a limitation of the ASA or is there a config that I'm overlooking?
many thanks,
Alasdair Barclay
I have a Cisco ASA5510 firewall running v7.0(7) which has a Lan 2 Lan VPN with our American office. All users on both Lans can access resources on the other Lan fine.
We also have roaming users who connect to our office via Cisco VPN client software and they can access all our local network resources fine.
However, the roaming users cannot access the American resources, i.e. they connect to our office but cannot then continue through the lan 2 lan vpn successfully. They get correct DNS resolution of the American resources. The roaming VPN has split tunneling enabled, I tried disabling this but it made no change, except blocking any internet access they had.
Is this a limitation of the ASA or is there a config that I'm overlooking?
many thanks,
Alasdair Barclay
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