I try to vpn from my home network to my company network and this has always worked well until yesterday when I installed a Cisco ASA 5505 at home.
Now I can not connect from my home network to my work with the cisco VPN client any more, or to be specific, I can connect, but no service seems to work (remote desktop etc).
I'm a total ASA noob so I have no idea really whats going, it feels like its filtering out certain traffic and in the log (on my home ASA) I see allot of "regular translation creation failed for protocol 50 src "
anyone have an idea whats happening ?
Best Answer
If I'm understanding you correctly, you are just not able to dial out, correct? If so, what protocol are you using? Have you enabled pptp or whatever protocol you're using on the inside interface? Example for pptp:
The first any is for source. The second is for destination. If you want to be more granular you can substitute them with a specific host or subnet. Example of allowing dial out to specific ip:
Also, according to cisco forums looks like
crypto isakmp nat-traversal
might also need to be enabled on the VPN server as well. See this for a scenario that might be similar to yours.