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(newbie Cisco here) I

I have an IPSEC vpn site to site tunnel between two ASAs. I have a set of networks in each location protected by the VPN tunnel. 

So far, so good. I

I would like to also protect traffic originated by the remote ASA, because I have an authentication server on this side.

Thanks!

(newbie Cisco here) I have an IPSEC vpn tunnel between two ASAs. I have a set of networks in each location protected by the VPN tunnel. So far, so good. I would like to also protect traffic originated by the remote ASA, because I have an authentication server on this side.

Thanks!

(newbie Cisco here)

I have an IPSEC vpn site to site tunnel between two ASAs. I have a set of networks in each location protected by the VPN tunnel. 

So far, so good.

I would like to also protect traffic originated by the remote ASA, because I have an authentication server on this side.

Thanks!

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Protect traffic originated in remote Cisco ASA

(newbie Cisco here) I have an IPSEC vpn tunnel between two ASAs. I have a set of networks in each location protected by the VPN tunnel. So far, so good. I would like to also protect traffic originated by the remote ASA, because I have an authentication server on this side.

Thanks!