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May 31 2023
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May 30 2023
10:38 AM
It turns out that the issue had nothing to do with the MX: It was strictly a firewall rule issue in Windows. Allowing incoming connections from X.Y.59.0/24 the appropriate services within the firewall security settings worked.
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May 19 2023
9:34 AM
Oh, I think I understand now. Sorry for the confusion, and thank you for clarifying. The answer is yes then: Anyconnect is configured at the MX at this location. To confirm, X.Y.1.0/24 is the local LAN at the main office, and the server is at X.Y.1.201. I'll play around with it some more and see if I get anywhere.
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May 19 2023
9:18 AM
Hmm. If by remote office, you mean where I am trying to connect from (i.e. home), then no. There's no MX. The only MX is at the main office, where the server that I am trying to access is located. How would I go about validating? Do you have any resources that I could look at?
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May 19 2023
9:07 AM
Hi alemabrahao, Thanks for your reply. I realized that I should have been slightly clearer: X.Y.1.0/24 is the office on which there are resources that I'm trying to access. My local LAN is 10.0.0.0/24 and I can access everything. I have both route 0.0.0.0/32 and the "access Local LAN" setting enabled in the Cisco Secure Client.
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May 18 2023
5:07 PM
Hi there, We are currently using IPSec for VPN, where all clients are able to access all resources on the subnet X.Y.1.0/24. I've set up the AnyConnect subnet X.Y.59.0/24, and set up Client Routing to only send traffic going to X.Y.1.0/24. One resource is at X.Y.1.201 whose SMB share I cannot access in File Explorer while on AnyConnect. However, I can ping and communicate with it in the browser. I have an entry in my (local) hostfile for it, if that helps. I do not have any firewall rules denying communication between the two. I've also tried explicitly allowing, but I'm not sure if that's the right thing to do (it also didn't work). My knowledge of networking is slim, so if anyone has some pointers, that would appreciated.
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