ASA Hairpin routing w/NAT
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Posted by ChrisInRIC on August 8, 2008, 4:37 pm
Please log in for more thread options Has anyone gotten the hairpin routing to work w/NAT? I currently have an old vpn concentrator and a pix515(v6 code) that we are hoping to replace with an ASA. We are trying to get the client based vpn users and the internal users to be hidden behind a NAT that is presented to the customers through a vpn. So from the customer's standpoint, it looks like we are presenting a single IP address (public) that they are allowing to their host. On our side we are allowing are internal developers and our remote workers to get to the corporate network and go back through the site- to-site vpn to support our customers. I've gotten the hairpin routing to work with no nat (nat exemptions). But I can't seem to get it to work with NAT. Thanks, Chris | ||||||||||
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