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The case is as follows: We have a specific source address and a specific destination address. There is no problem with communication, but there are no logs. Logging is turned on. The IP addresses are on different networks, so traffic should go through the gateway. When we ping others' destination IP address, we see logs. Any ideas why we can't see the logs for specific addresses? What can we check or change?
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Mateusz
The problem was solved by replacing the device with a newer one.
Those are ONLY logs you dont see?
Yes, those are only logs I don't see.
I second what Phoneboy said, you need to verify with tcpdump if its even reaching the gateway. Though, I assume it must be, since you said ping is fine, but nothing else. Did you try maybe old school tracker to see if that works?
Andy
This might be matched on another rule in the rule base than other protocols.
I would suggest checking if all relevant rules have logging and also try to turn on logging of implied rules:
Have you confirmed with a tcpdump and/or a traceroute that the traffic is actually passing through the gateway?
Here we can see the result of the ping and tracert test.
Src: 172.21.1.60,
Dst: 172.21.16.201
CheckPoint interface IP address: 172.21.0.1/20
Below we can see logs from pinging other addresses. These logs can be seen in Smartconsola. There are no logs to the destination address.
All rules have logging enabled. Log Implied Rules are enabled.
Any ideas?
From the looks of it logs might not behave the same since this is also relates to VPN. For ping we would usually expect firewall blade. Also this is not the actual ping since this is not the same IP as dst, those look like remote GW in the VPN community?
Also you have hops missing in the tracert? This might happen because of VPN encryption.
If you try to use tcpdump, check which port/service. Probably VPN ports/services.
Yes, the traffic is passing through the gateway - confirmed with a tcpdump.
Try "old school" tracker, if that works, then its most likely indexing issue.
Andy
Alsso, make sure this is enabled on mgmt server object.
Andy
The problem was solved by replacing the device with a newer one.
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