TsupportOne
IS-IT--Management
Morning all,
Not sure if this is in the correct part of the forum, but this is in regards to P2P communications with the Cisco asa 5510. I'll explain the topology and what I"m trying to achieve here.
In a nutshell, I'm on the opposite end of a P2P tunnel (we'll call it site B..this is where all my physical hardware is located 5 servers and asa).
Site A is the new cabinet we have set up for collocation at the data center. I pretty much configured site B (asa outside) with the outstide static to get to the internet over the P2P from B to A...no problem.
Here is my ? /to make sure I'm in the ballpark on. I'm going to physically move the ASA from site B to site A and plug in the outside lan drop there in the cabinet at site A to the outside port on the asa
I also have a drop in that same cabinet (site A) for the P2P connection back to the office (site B)....I'll plug that P2P drop into the inside lan port cofigured for the inside on the asa.
All ports from ASA through P2P switches to site B are set for auto sensing. I figure a simple power up of the ASA on site a and possibly power cycle on P2P switches and I'll be halfway complete (site B will be online from A) ????
Then I can go onto step B and move my hardware over to site A (DC controller, exchange..etc) and attach them to an auto sense switch and run the P2P into that switch and a cross over from that same switch to my ASA inside to complete the collocation and run 100% off site A which is the new data center location. ??????
Am I in the ball park here. All IP addressing will remain the same basically whether i'm on either site since all I really have going is a P2P from A to B.
The goal is to have Site A up and Site B can completely go down and company (remote users) can still operate...right now site B is the hot site.
I'll diagram if you need. Thanks.
Not sure if this is in the correct part of the forum, but this is in regards to P2P communications with the Cisco asa 5510. I'll explain the topology and what I"m trying to achieve here.
In a nutshell, I'm on the opposite end of a P2P tunnel (we'll call it site B..this is where all my physical hardware is located 5 servers and asa).
Site A is the new cabinet we have set up for collocation at the data center. I pretty much configured site B (asa outside) with the outstide static to get to the internet over the P2P from B to A...no problem.
Here is my ? /to make sure I'm in the ballpark on. I'm going to physically move the ASA from site B to site A and plug in the outside lan drop there in the cabinet at site A to the outside port on the asa
I also have a drop in that same cabinet (site A) for the P2P connection back to the office (site B)....I'll plug that P2P drop into the inside lan port cofigured for the inside on the asa.
All ports from ASA through P2P switches to site B are set for auto sensing. I figure a simple power up of the ASA on site a and possibly power cycle on P2P switches and I'll be halfway complete (site B will be online from A) ????
Then I can go onto step B and move my hardware over to site A (DC controller, exchange..etc) and attach them to an auto sense switch and run the P2P into that switch and a cross over from that same switch to my ASA inside to complete the collocation and run 100% off site A which is the new data center location. ??????
Am I in the ball park here. All IP addressing will remain the same basically whether i'm on either site since all I really have going is a P2P from A to B.
The goal is to have Site A up and Site B can completely go down and company (remote users) can still operate...right now site B is the hot site.
I'll diagram if you need. Thanks.