I have a site to site tunnel that is up and connecting and kind of passing traffic.
Fortigate - Internal pc's 192.168.203.11. 192.168.203.17 NATd to 10.26.30.130, 10.26.30.131
ASA - Internal servers 192.168.50.10, 192.168.50.11,192.168.50.12,192.168.50.13, NATd to 10.26.30.10, 10.26.30.11,10.26.30.12,10.26.30.13
In phase 2 I have local\remote addresses set to named address _internal and _Remote
Local - _Internal (contains two pc ip addresses) 10.26.30.130, 10.26.30.131
Remote - _Remote(contains 4 server addresses) 10.26.30.10, 10.26.30.11,10.26.30.12,10.26.30.13
the pc's can connect to 10.26.30.10 but cannot connect to the other 3 servers? Do I need to change this to subnet instead of named addresses(local Address - 10.26.30.128\25, Remote address - 10.26.30.0\25).
Also, traffic only passes from the pcs to the servers if the server initiates the traffic.
Any light someone can shed as to why the servers need to initiate the traffic and it is not bidirectional?
Thank you
Corey,
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