Re: Traffic between 2 VPN tunnel on same ASA

Assuming you have sorted routing and access-lists are not blocking traffic
from A-C and vice versa.

On A add traffic from A--->C in the interesting traffic access list and
no-nat access-list.
On B add traffic from A--->C in the interesting traffic access list and
no-nat access-list.
On C add traffic from C--->A in the interesting traffic access list and
no-nat access-list.
On B add traffic from C--->A in the interesting traffic access list and
no-nat access-list.

Regards,
CiscoLeague

On Thu, Mar 18, 2010 at 11:07 AM, Parag Hadas <Parag.Hadas_at_amdocs.com>wrote:

> Hi All,
>
> I have 3 remote sites: A, B, and C all running Cisco ASA devices with
> version
> 8.0.
> I have successfully configured a VPN tunnel between site A and B. I've also
> configured a tunnel between site B and C.
> I would like for site A to be able to get to site C THROUGH site B. I
> cannot
> create a direct tunnel between A and C due to circumstances.
>
> Is this possible? If so, where should I configure my routing statements?
>
> When pinged from A to C, I can see packets getting decryp at B but they
> don't
> go to tunnel to C. I have enabled same-interface-traffic intra-interface
> also.
>
> Thanks and Regards,
> Parag Hadas
>
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