Hi,
Using SDM
VPN Tunnel up, can sucessfully ping a host on the endpoint's network. All requests that do go through the VPN seem to ignore NAT rules in place - it's the private IP of one of our nodes that hits the host.
When applying a new ACL entry on IPSEC it automatically puts in a deny entry into the NAT route mapping table. I've tried deleting these or setting to permit - the router seems to ignore and doesn't NAT.
Has anybody had trouble before NATTING VPN traffic, if so, how do you go about resolving?
Any help would be most appriciated.
Using SDM
VPN Tunnel up, can sucessfully ping a host on the endpoint's network. All requests that do go through the VPN seem to ignore NAT rules in place - it's the private IP of one of our nodes that hits the host.
When applying a new ACL entry on IPSEC it automatically puts in a deny entry into the NAT route mapping table. I've tried deleting these or setting to permit - the router seems to ignore and doesn't NAT.
Has anybody had trouble before NATTING VPN traffic, if so, how do you go about resolving?
Any help would be most appriciated.