Sep 10, 2018 · This project also includes a migration phase with site-to-site VPN tunnels between Meraki MX and Cisco ASA. Even if the “Non-Meraki VPN peers” are supported on the Meraki MX, you may have some surprises with the Cisco ASA. Here are some tips to avoid problems and save you time.
WE have a situation where we manage site to site vpns between Meraki devices and Cisco ASA devices. WE can establish a site to site VPN fine but after a undetermined / random amount of time the tunnel will stop passing traffic and we have to force a rekey on the ASA side or force the vpn down and ba Under Network > IPSec Tunnel > General, configure IPSec Tunnels to set up the parameters to establish IPSec VPN tunnels between firewalls. Note: If Cisco ASA is configured as a policy-based VPN, then enter the local proxy ID and remote proxy ID to match the other side. When setting up a non-Meraki Site-to-Site VPN between an MX Security Appliance and a Sonicwall, the following settings should be used on the Sonicwall to get the tunnel up and running. General Tab The settings configured on the General tab on the Sonicwall interface should follow the configuration below: I am trying to establish a site-to-site VPN tunnel between an old SOHO3 and an ASA 5505. The ASA has a static IP and the SOHO3 is dynamic. I have tried everything my limited knowledge lets me and need some advice on how to proceed! Phase 1 (according to the ASA logs) completes - followed by a message saying "All IPSec SA proposals found Oct 19, 2013 · So you are defining the tunnel (the VPN itself) and the routes (what can be seen across the VPN) all in one place. This is what I demo in my various blog posts on setting up Sonicwall VPN. A tunnel interface is just that, it is just the “tunnel” itself (the encrypted connection) between the two endpoints. Third-party VPN Configuration. Setting up a VPN tunnel between MXes in different orgs requires the use of the third-party VPN section of the MX Dashboard. This can be found under Security & SD-WAN > Configure > Site-to-site VPN > Non-Meraki VPN peers. In both organizations, click the "Add a peer" link. I love to work on CLI (command line) and cisco Firewall is my favorite and have successfully created vpn tunnels including Cisco ASA, SonicWALL, Cyberoam, Checkpoint, Palo-Alto and lots more. As a network engineer, it doesn’t matter what vpn device you are using at each end of the vpn site.
Update 12/03/11 Feedback from Wajma Omari: I would like to add that this configuration will build the Tunnel but one more step needed to enable the Traffic between the two networks and that is by adding ACL from Inside network to the Remote Site Configuration – Firewall – Advanced – ACL Manager – Add – Add ACL and then ADD ACE
Site to Site IPSec VPN setup between SonicWall and Cisco ASA firewall. 03/26/2020 194 37573. DESCRIPTION: When configuring a Site-to-Site VPN tunnel in SonicOS Enhanced firmware using Main Mode both the SonicWall appliances and Cisco ASA firewall (Site A and Site B) must have a routable Static WAN IP address. Network Setup Select VPN Tunnel Interface under Add Interface. Zone is VPN; Select the policy Name under VPN policy dropdown menu. Mode/IP assignment 11.11.11.1/30 matching the same subnet on tunnel interface on Cisco device. Enable Ping for verifying. Configuring a VPN policy on Site B Cisco ASA. Login to Cisco device. Configure WAN and LAN.
Using the above network diagram, the scripts below can be applied to both ASA’s to build a site to site VPN tunnel. The firewall on the left is a Cisco ASA and device on the right is a Cisco Router. The router needs to have an IOS that supports VPN’s. You can test this by typing ‘crypto ?’ and see if it has the commands available to
When setting up a non-Meraki Site-to-Site VPN between an MX Security Appliance and a Sonicwall, the following settings should be used on the Sonicwall to get the tunnel up and running. General Tab The settings configured on the General tab on the Sonicwall interface should follow the configuration below: I am trying to establish a site-to-site VPN tunnel between an old SOHO3 and an ASA 5505. The ASA has a static IP and the SOHO3 is dynamic. I have tried everything my limited knowledge lets me and need some advice on how to proceed! Phase 1 (according to the ASA logs) completes - followed by a message saying "All IPSec SA proposals found Oct 19, 2013 · So you are defining the tunnel (the VPN itself) and the routes (what can be seen across the VPN) all in one place. This is what I demo in my various blog posts on setting up Sonicwall VPN. A tunnel interface is just that, it is just the “tunnel” itself (the encrypted connection) between the two endpoints. Third-party VPN Configuration. Setting up a VPN tunnel between MXes in different orgs requires the use of the third-party VPN section of the MX Dashboard. This can be found under Security & SD-WAN > Configure > Site-to-site VPN > Non-Meraki VPN peers. In both organizations, click the "Add a peer" link. I love to work on CLI (command line) and cisco Firewall is my favorite and have successfully created vpn tunnels including Cisco ASA, SonicWALL, Cyberoam, Checkpoint, Palo-Alto and lots more. As a network engineer, it doesn’t matter what vpn device you are using at each end of the vpn site. Paul Kroon above mentioned a couple of workarounds. The other is to do double NAT: Source NAT the office to 10.1.0.0 and DC to 10.2.0.0. You must have unique (non NAT'd and routable) for the two ends of the VPN tunneL, usually the public addresses. Looks like the SonicWall has some NAT policies that could work with the Cisco device to I configured a static Site-to-Site IPsec VPN tunnel between the Cisco ASA firewall and the Palo Alto next generation firewall.If the same phase 1 & 2 parameters are used and the correct Proxy IDs are entered, the VPN works without any problems though the ASA uses a policy-based VPN while the PA implements a route-based VPN.