Hello, long time reader, first time poster.
Situation:
I am a Network Administrator for a company and attached is a photo of both our MPLS and Internet. So, naturally we are completely down. This includes our PRI and POTS lines.
Although we use Cisco ASA's at all of our 6 sites, I am a huge UTM fan. I talked my manager into loading a UTM on a PC, and hanging 3 Air Cards on it, and load balancing them. While the stability of the cards leaves room for improvement, it does function.
Next I need to setup 2 VPNs. Site2Site is out because the Air Cards have me behind a NAT. I have used the client/server SSL VPN between 2 UTMs in the past, but this is the only UTM available.
My question is this;
Is there a way to use the UTM as a VPN Gateway to an ASA from behind a NAT?
The ASA's I need to connect to do have client VPNs setup. Not sure if this will solve the issue.
Thank you for taking the time to read this post.
-Matt
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