ASA5510 configuration to end VPN L2L and remote client in DMZ interface

Hi,
we have a Cisco ASA5510 with 3 interfaces.
- Internet Interface with private addressing
- DMZ Interface with public IP address
- Internal interface.
Our ISP route our public IP range to our Internet interface (with a 192.168.x.x).
I'm trying to configure ASA5510 for L2L VPN and for Cisco VPN client server listening in the public IP@ assigned to the DMZ interface, but for the moment without success.
Is it possible?. Any consideration to have into account?.
I attach a diagram.
I see packets UDP500 arriving to the Internet interface but there is no replies:
172: 17:07:25.164115 81.223.31.240.50763 > X.X.X.X.500: udp 1160
(X.X.X.X is a public IP@ configured in the DMZ interface)
Thanks a lot.

I don't think it is possible with only one *logical* interface. Router as a EZVPN Client requires two interfaces to do PAT for traffic going to the Internet. So far as I know, this is autoconfigured in both Client and NEM modes and cannot be disabled. However you *can* use 802.1q trunk to create two *logical* interfaces and configure EZVPN Client, or just configure Site-to-Site on a stick.
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