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you'll have to provide more info. Can you provide sanitized configs of both devices?
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you'll have to provide more info. Can you provide sanitized configs of both devices?

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Hey I figured it out. &nbsp;Peter you were on the right track. &nbsp;The ACLS the way I had them setup were local network to any on both sides. &nbsp;When I changed that to local network to remote network specific on both sides to point back to each other, the connection was establish. &nbsp;Thank you for the ideas.
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Hey I figured it out.  Peter you were on the right track.  The ACLS the way I had them setup were local network to any on both sides.  When I changed that to local network to remote network specific on both sides to point back to each other, the connection was establish.  Thank you for the ideas.

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Hey you want to give some points for this?<br />
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regards<br />

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Hey you want to give some points for this?

regards


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I have two cisco devices doing a site to site vpn. &nbsp;The primary site is an ASA5510. &nbsp;The remote location is a 2801. &nbsp;When I setup the site to site vpn and try to make the connection the tunnel does not create. &nbsp;When debugging the 2801 I get a message that says &quot;No Peer struct to get peer description&quot;<br />
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Has anyone see this before?
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I have two cisco devices doing a site to site vpn.  The primary site is an ASA5510.  The remote location is a 2801.  When I setup the site to site vpn and try to make the connection the tunnel does not create.  When debugging the 2801 I get a message that says "No Peer struct to get peer description"

Has anyone see this before?

Site to Site VPN between two Cisco devices: No peer struct to get peer description

A virtual private network (VPN) is a network that uses a public telecommunication infrastructure, such as the Internet, to provide remote offices or travelling users access to a central organizational network securely. VPNs encapsulate data transfers using secure cryptographic methods and other security mechanisms to ensure that only authorized users can access the network and that the data cannot be intercepted.