Secure Remote IP is constantly changing.

[Murat_TURAN]

The IP address that I defined as 88.***.***.***.** when I defined it for the first time and made a VPN connection, changes to 10.10.1.254 when I disconnect and reconnect. This is the internal IP address of my firewall. Where could this be coming from? It started happening a short while ago.

[AkosBakos]

Hi @Murat_TURAN 

Plese check this article, before you start deeper debug:

https://community.checkpoint.com/t5/Remote-Access-VPN/Unable-to-connect-Remote-Access-VPN-after-disc...

Long story short: After connect, de MAIN IP has been overwritten to that IP which is selected under "link selection"

Br

Akos

[Murat_TURAN]

I've recently added a new ISP, ISP redundancy, and I think there's been some confusion. I didn't think it would have this effect, because this system has been running for years. Thank you so much.

[AkosBakos · Accepted solution]

Hi @Murat_TURAN 

What did you choose unde VPN Link selection?

BR

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[Murat_TURAN]

I choose my primary public IP address. 30-40 users are already using this IP address.

[AkosBakos · Accepted solution]

hi @Murat_TURAN 

I found this:

Configuring ISP Redundancy for VPN with a Check Point peer

https://sc1.checkpoint.com/documents/R81.20/WebAdminGuides/EN/CP_R81.20_ClusterXL_AdminGuide/Content...

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[rrbranco]

I would pay attention to the IPSEC site to site VPN configurations that could be on screens and menus possibly slightly different to the Remote Access VPN configuration.

[Murat_TURAN]

We haven't side to side VPN. Thank you. 

[rrbranco]

Take a look at this

https://support.checkpoint.com/results/sk/sk75221

Remote Access TTM Configuration

Pay attention to the whole article and read carefully the connectivity section like:  automatic_mep_topology   , ips_of_gws_in_mep   , enable_gw_resolving  , enable_secondary_connect    (among others) for instance 

Best regards,