I have a remote site with a 2800 router. This has an MPLS connection and a dsl connection which will be used for backup/failover. Main site has a 5510 and a 7204. All devices running eigrp. MPLS connection terminates at 7204 inside of ASA.
When the MPLS connection at the remote site goes down, the EIGRP route for the remote network goes away. Traffic destined for this site should then travel towards the default gateway at the main site which is the ASA. The idea is that a VPN tunnel will then be created between the ASA and the remote 2800.
When testing this failover yesterday, the remote site started sending all traffic out the dsl path as expected. This brought the VPN tunnel up, but all traffic attempting to route from the main site to the ASA failed with the message 110003 Routing failed to locate next-hop...Any idea why this would happen? The ASA has a default route and also has the crypto acl's defined which should tell the ASA how to get to the remote network.
