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thanks. your links really helped.<br />
I could PAT it to the IP I wanted and got it working. Cisco has messed up the commands big time in 8.4 and I am having a tough time interpreting them. All these were so easy in 8.2.
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thanks. your links really helped.
I could PAT it to the IP I wanted and got it working. Cisco has messed up the commands big time in 8.4 and I am having a tough time interpreting them. All these were so easy in 8.2.

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I have 3 sites all connected tunneled via ASA. Site B accepts incoming only from a certain IP subnet - 10.173.18.0\24<br />
My VPN client pool for Site A is 10.20.0.0. I can't change the pool for some reason. How do I NAT my VPN client pool in Site A so that Site B sees traffic coming in from 10.173.18.1<br />
I am running ASA OS 8.4 which makes it more difficult to understand.
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I have 3 sites all connected tunneled via ASA. Site B accepts incoming only from a certain IP subnet - 10.173.18.0\24
My VPN client pool for Site A is 10.20.0.0. I can't change the pool for some reason. How do I NAT my VPN client pool in Site A so that Site B sees traffic coming in from 10.173.18.1
I am running ASA OS 8.4 which makes it more difficult to understand.

NAT Remote VPN traffic in ASA

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.