Found when connecting to a PA that I had to issue the “isakmp identity address” command to get Phase 1 to complete. Once applied the tunnel came up and has been solid. the resolution was to run the command “isakmp identity address” on the ASA which has the ASA send the IP address of the device.
In case, you are preparing for your next interview, you may like to go through the following links. If the same phase 1 & 2 parameters are used and the correct Proxy IDs are entered, the VPN works without any problems though the ASA uses a policy-based VPN while the PA implements a route-based VPN. Palo Alto Network troubleshooting CLI commands are used to verify the configuration and environmental health of PAN device, verify connectivity, license, VPN, Routing, HA, User-ID, logs, NAT, PVST, BFD and Panorama and others. I configured a static Site-to-Site IPsec VPN tunnel between the Cisco ASA firewall and the Palo Alto next-generation firewall. Basically said the PA does not respond to FQDN and will not form a tunnel with such a device. Cisco ASA, IPsec/VPN, Palo Alto Networks Cisco ASA, IPsec, Palo Alto Networks, Site-to-Site VPN Johannes Weber. Note that even if we wouldn’t pass any traffic from Cisco ASA Firewall through the VPN Tunnel, Palo Alto Firewall would still show us the Up status for the IPSec VPN. The PA admin saw the message and found a link on PA website. To validate the Tunnel Monitor Status in detail, login to Palo Alto Firewall CLI, and execute the following command.
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Error MSG6 kept coming back (relates to password authentication/mismatch). Easy enough, create 2 network object groups, one for my side (source) and one. In my ASA, I can define all my interesting traffic in my source network and the destination network.
I have a small doubt in configuring an IPSEC VPN tunnel between an ASA firewall and a Palo Alto Firewall. We recently installed a new tunnel to a Palo Alto firewall - unsure of the make or model or version of firmware. IPSEC VPN tunnel between Palo Alto and Cisco ASA question. Configured my tunnel and started testing. We have an ASA 5555 running asa992-smp-k8.bin with multiple VPN tunnels and a 1 Gbps connection to the Internet. I have multiple L2L tunnels setup with varying devices (Cisco/non-Cisco). One factor I found in setting up a L2L tunnel between a Cisco ASA And the Palo Alto is that the Palo Alto does not accept FQDN (which the ASA sends by default, I found out later).