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How to Setup a Site to Site VPN Tunnel Cisco ASA

//www.meetup.com/cisco-Networkers/ Another video on how to setup site to site VPN tunnel between two Cisco ASA. In this example I am using two 5505s ...

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Fabian Martinez commented on 07 Jun 2015

Hi Team, Great video, quick question regarding the ACL portion through. Besides the interesting traffic ACL which we tie to the crypto maps. Did we also have an ACL pointing to the remote subnet and tied thay to the access-group command? For example access-list lan-lan2 extended permit 192.168.10.0 255.255.255.0 192.168.20.10 255.255.255.0 access-group lan-lan2 out interface inside I'm creating a site2site vpn via packet tracer 6.1 and see that the lan-lan2 is part of that config. Just want to confirm my steps are correct, can you please reply and confirm? I'm signing up for your group by the way, regards.

Thomas Pane commented on 05 Sep 2015

How many concurrent VPN tunnels can you connect to a ASA 5505? I am thinking of hooking 4 remote offices with a ASA 5505 to a central office that has a ASA5505. Thanks.

Jonathan Bignall commented on 15 Oct 2015

Useful video. I didn't realise the more command on an ASA could be used to reveal a pre-shared key like that. Good tip!

Nicolas Paré commented on 10 Feb 2015

Great Video, thank you. It's a LOT simpler on Check Point but I have to deal with ASA now so this helped a lot.

kmunson007 commented on 29 Nov 2015

Absolutely awesome video! Thanks a million for posting this!!

Rachid Chaoua commented on 06 Nov 2014

Really great video!

James Harris commented on 20 Feb 2015

Very helpful. Thx.

Kiss私は存在します commented on 20 Jul 2015

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Cisco ASA Basic VPN Tunnel Troubleshooting

nycnetworkers.com meetup.com/nycnetworkers A video on some basic VPN Tunnel troubleshooting steps for the Cisco ASA.

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David Gomez commented on 25 Aug 2015

You say that if you don't see a translated address on the show nat, it might be a problem with an access-list. Nat translation occur first and then it use the access-list to tell what traffic is allow on the IPSec tunnel. If you don't see a hit on NAT translation, it might a problem with having the wrong object group or the address is being translated by other Nat statement. I just want to let you know that because I used to think that access-list happened before Nat, but it is backward. Thanks for your video.

Santosh Sharma commented on 24 Sep 2015

thanks a lot . kindly upload more troubleshooting videos.

Colin Hignett commented on 28 Oct 2015

Great vid and very helpful, thanks!

Part 1 : How to setup a Site-to-Site VPN tunnel between two cisco routers

Part One of two videos showing how to create a Site to Site VPN tunnel between Cisco Routers.

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TudorAdrian commented on 10 Feb 2011

Hi Sean, nice tutorial you got here. I have a question: in the 2nd phase, IPSEC, I need to input additional params like: Ipsec Data Encryption AES-256, Data Integrity SHA-1, Use PFS Yes, Diffie-Hellman Group 2,Renegotiate IPSec SA time 3600 seconds. Could you share any bit of advice here? I'm new to CISCO configuring here. Thank you for your time here.

Hector Garza commented on 21 Feb 2013

i follow what you are doing...my question is where did you learn the code...is there a website that you can point me to that i can reference...i'm working on pretty much the exact same thing for a project in class

Russell Barker commented on 11 Jan 2012

@TudorAdrian This is a higher level of Cisco learning. I would suggest that you drill all of the earlier levels until you know them well before you tackle VPN's

3CITech commented on 29 Apr 2012

are you using Packet tracer 5.2 or better and make sure your iso support encryption. all of the crypto commands will work in PT 5.2 or better

LindaBTP commented on 27 Apr 2012

Well... Both Packet Tracer, and our Cisco 2901-router won't accept the crypto command you are describing - what to do?

Kuato commented on 03 Apr 2012

How would you set this up if you ran a simulated 'ISP' router in the middle of A and B? Cheers.

ladi4ever commented on 28 Nov 2011

Hi nice tutorial, can you please tell me what Cisco routers are you using? Thanks,

dennis peck commented on 19 Jan 2012

Excellent video. I just deployed this in packet tracer with no issues. Thank you.

Russell Barker commented on 06 Apr 2012

Will this work on 2 multilayer switches with ip routing enabled?

Russell Barker commented on 06 Apr 2012

What routing protocol do you have on the routers?

Mariah Mains commented on 12 Nov 2014

Great job. Also, [tab] is your best friend.

T W Smith commented on 14 Nov 2014

thank you very informative

Chanboratha Koeng commented on 18 Sep 2015

do you have hd version?

3moloz commented on 15 Aug 2011

Quite some accent :-)

3CITech commented on 05 Dec 2011

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Ronny Andreassen commented on 04 Feb 2013

Thank you!

Cisco ASA 5505 Firewall vpn tunnel creation Final Part

This is part 3 in a series of videos on Cisco 5505. This is the final part and in here i show you how to create VPN tunnles on your end or atleast preposition vpn ...

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Ermal Spahiu commented on 17 Oct 2013

HI, i been having an issue with me cisco router 891W and asa5505. the router which is connected to the asa5505 int fe0/1 can go out to the internet and no problem. bbut when i try to ping from asa to my router all the packets fail.. email me if you like to help i can also send you the config files to have a better veiw of the network please. [email protected] Thank You

will .............. commented on 16 Apr 2013

Hey man, your videos are great. I don't like the cbt nuggets because the guy talks like the micromachines dude from the 80's. You teach more at my speed. Thanks.

eddiebn2616 commented on 03 May 2013

How can I get my VPN networks to ping each other? I have everything in place, both sites are connected, but I cant ping or trace route!

choomatt commented on 29 Jun 2012

Awesome. Please continue to make more 5505 videos. Its so much easier to learn what everything does when you explain it.

pwrshots commented on 09 Dec 2012

ASDM is buggy. I have issues and thankfully have Cisco tech support. They always work through the command line.

Kevin Myrant commented on 15 Sep 2013

Excellent!

Part 2 : How to setup a Site-to-Site VPN tunnel between two cisco routers

Part two of two video showing how to create a Site to Site VPN tunnel between Cisco Routers.

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danerdavis commented on 25 Nov 2012

This video worked for me, but you should add a section for access lists for people that already have NAT set up. If you don't set the right access list settings, all traffic will still go to the WAN instead of the VPN. Example: access-list 100 deny ip 172.16.20.0 0.0.0.255 172.16.30.0 0.0.0.255

Ayoub Bahnasse commented on 26 Jan 2011

Firstly I congratulate you for your presentation please, are you declare the Fast Ethernet interfaces in the routing protocol? because I tried the same configuration except that the ping gives me U.U.U (ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 interface (output) please i need your help here is my email [email protected]

Marco Ruberto commented on 17 Mar 2011

@bahnasse I had same problem with GNS3, try to ping in the alternative mode with extended command: ping > enter than define every parameter (repeat count, time out ...) in particular, define "source address or interface"

W/-\S££M A commented on 11 Mar 2015

Hi. thanks for the video, really helpful. can we apply this cryptography key to a tunnel interface? ie. an ipsec tunnel i have created from one site router to the other.

T W Smith commented on 14 Nov 2014

Thanks your mistakes were more helpful than you know. Knowing what error prompts help to ID troubleshooting , Very good info video