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ASA5520 with Two ISP's

cowetacoit
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I have an ASA5520. It's been running fine with my one ISP, about 3 one to one NAT's and PAT to one outside IP. My question is, i recently added a second ISP that is going to used for one subnet on my LAN. What i did is treated that one subnet just as all of my other subnets, pointed a static route from core switch to the ASA. I also added a static route for it back to the core switch. I created a PAT for that subnet to the new ISP IP address. Added the new IP to a new outside interface. When i try to get out to the internet on a PC, i can't. When i debug the ASA it gives a PORTMAP TRANSLATION CREATION FAILED FOR (protocol, src ip and dest ip). Any suggestions? Is this a bug or am i just missing something?

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ajuma
Level 1
Level 1

I imagine it's due to having your default route on one interface, but you're translating out the other interface. Not 100% positive though.

Hello,

As I know ASA supports only one ISP at the same time, you can have a backup Internet line and in case of the failure of the first one it falls back to the backup. You should configure route tracking.

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bye

FCS

kapish.mohole
Level 1
Level 1

Are you trying to load balance on both ISPs, and are they directly connected on your ASA?

Please put here the configuration.

Regards

Please see the below article about dual ISP, this is the way how ASA can handle Dual ISP..

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/hw/vpndevc/ps2030/products_configuration_example09186a00806e880b.shtml

bye

FCS

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Not trying to load balance. I have one subnet on my network that needs to go to ISO2 because they are PC's that the public access and ISP2 is a content filtered connection from the state. I need the PC's on my network to manage, but at the same time, go out ISP2. All other traffic go out ISP1.

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