Cisco ASA 5500 Site To Site VPN

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[@pinkphotoninja]

Thanks very much for posting this - clear, concise, easy to understand and great quality audio / video!

[@notsteve82]

Wonderful tutorial and I appreciate the use of the latest ADSM & ASA software to better illustrate. Great work!

[@scottc2211]

Thanks for the Video - This helped me with setting up a ASA 5505 (now not supported by Cisco) VPN tunnel for a clients cloud hosted solution.

[@richachawla5760]

very nice..... content mentioned is to the point and explaination was also very good.... please share more videos on cisco Asa firewall and also for palo alto

[@dhruvadhr]

Really usefull stuff explained in a nice way.. Thanks a lot ;)

[@edinaldo1984]

Very Nice! Thanks a Lot!

[@emadsenousy5721]

Thanks for your help :)

[@bigern1507]

Super helpful!

[@hamedseyedzadeh6565]

Thank you so much!!!!

[@shahjahankhan7109]

Very good, appreciate with this video.

[@jeremycates4798]

Thank you for Demo! Excellent! Would you demo this in the future on a 5506-x IOS 9.8

[@collinsonyegbado309]

can CISCO ASA 5500 firewall be configured with cisco router on ip sec vpn? ie one peer is cisco ASA while the other is Cisco Router

[@silentseeker79]

why would you use ikev1 and ikev2 at the same time.

[@HalcyonLeuthcorps]

What is the benefit of adding the host address at the other end as a network object? I have a tunnel that won't come up, and I don't recall doing this before. Is this a requirement?

[@imsun8812]

Excellent Tutorial.

[@warrent4502]

Awesome thank you

[@fadelelali3550]

Dear Please do you have video for Site to Site VPN using Dynamic IP (DDnys IP) in both sides? Thanks alot

[@joybose9945]

Hello will asa 5510 be configured on site to site vpn with cisco rv42 ?

[@ontarioman6301]

excellent video.

[@heraldsison5410]

Hi do you have a demo of a site2site vpn with dual isp and if isp1 disconnects the site2site vpn will automatically failover to isp2?

[@wahidny]

is this traffic secure? if yes, then ping doesn't prove that... can you tracert it

[@mrmetrontech77]

Rather new to this, but once that is connected will I just be able to log onto the server at site A from site B as if I was sitting in the office of Site A?

[@theofficialemmanuel1516]

Yes you can. That is the whole point os a Site-to-Site VPN

[@cedricjaby683]

Excellent

[@ravikantshrivas6206]

Thanks a lot

[@gopalmajumder2293]

Can i get the topology diagram?

[@nejijihed3901]

Hi There, Thanks for the tutorial, its very helpfull but i am having an issue in adding a new subnet to the vpn tunnel from one side, can u propose a solution . Thank you very much

[@abraaomarques2947]

It is possible to configure a VPN Site to Site using Peer ID as a URL, so if the IP of the Remote Peer changes, the Firewall uses DNS to resolve the new IP Address. This is supported by which models of ASA Firewall Equipment? ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- É possivel , efetuar a configuração de uma VPN Site to Site utilizando o Peer ID , como sendo uma URL, assim caso o IP do Peer Remoto mude, o Firewall utiliza do DNS, para resolver o novo Endereço IP. Isto é Suportado por quais modelos de Equipamento Firewall ASA ?

[@fiko66613]

I have created site to site as this video but I can not ping client host on site B why? Can you help me ?

[@jtechs7382]

thanks a lot! exclude vpn from being natted saved me :)

[@pheakrith]

That is great video and how can I download

[@jeelanimunawar]

nice so simple

[@Joeteck]

Does it require a license? or is Site to Site VPN free?

[@PeteNetLive]

Site to Site VPNS are free- you need a 3DES encryption licence for decent crypto but hey are free anyway :) P