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Cisco ASA VPN setup between static IP host and DHCP IP host

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  I have a Cisco ASA5510 at our main site and I'm trying to setup a Cisco ASA 5505 at my house. The main site has a static IP and my house uses comcast cable. I know there is a way to do this I just couldn't find a good config example. I believe that there is some way to use the ASA as an anywhere connect client to connect to the main ASA? My main ASA already has the anyconnect entries setup and I'm able to use the client on a pc to connect to the network just fine. Any help getting my house Cisco ASA setup properly is appreciated!
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see if this can help. it may be you'll see some small differences because of os version but the bulk config remains the same
http://cisco.com/en/US/products/hw/vpndevc/ps2030/products_configuration_example09186a00808a61f4.shtml
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Thanks. anyone know if the the ASA can act as a easyVPN server?
Does anyone know if the ASA can act as a easyVPN server or if there is another way to get an ASA with a DHCP WAN IP to work properly without having to change it everytime an IP address change occurs? I tried this config and it didn't seem to like it.
Do you mean an easy vpn client? asa can do both but as a server it needs a fixed ip i think.
I have one ASA 5510 that has a static IP and I have one ASA5505 with a DHCP IP address. I want to be able to establish a tunnel between the two ASAs. whatever way works where I will not have to worry about my DHCP IP address changing and requiring me to reconfigure the tunnel again.
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Sorry for the delay. I will try this soon and report back
OK I finally was able to test this. I was able to get it to work with 2 ASA 5505s and a Cisco 2821 router in between.

The router offered the client ASA a DHCP address and the VPN tunnel was established once the two ASAs with online. I passed a couple GB files between the tunnel to workstations on each end and it seemed to stay up and stable.

I have attached my 3 configs in case anyone needs to try it to see it work who sees this question. Thanks for your help!
configs.zip