Might be being stupid here but any help would be appreciated.
I've got to ASA 5520's with a tunnel between them on the outside interfaces (going through the ISP cloud between them), and a 3750 on the inside interface on both sides. The management ports for the ASAs is also connected to the same siwtch in a seperate managment VLAN.
All traffic is going through as per my defined rules so no issue there, with one exception, I cannot connect via SSH to the manamgement port, I have it set up to allow this on it's inside interface as a work around but I want to get this working. The ASA automatically puts a route into its table showing the management subnet and I have one in there directing that subnet and everything else out of the inside interface.
Any ideas? Soory I haven't got the config I'm using as it's not contactable from the internet.
ASA Management port problem
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The Wizard of id
, Nov 06 2011 02:18 AM
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Posted 06 November 2011 - 02:18 AM
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Posted 06 November 2011 - 06:49 AM
to do management connections to the ASA (SSH or ASDM) through VPN tunnels, you will need to use the global config command "management-access <interface name>", but this can be applied to one interface only, so you either choose the inside or management interface for this.
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