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Does not voice in both side via site-to-site
Hello
Today i configured chekpoint 1590 and faced a problem. My voip client do not hear each other.
My environment has next view. LAN VOIP client - Site2Site - PBX
Most important configuration:
- Enabled - Hide internal networks behind the Gateway's external IP address
- In ACCESS RULES i allowed traffic from LAN to PBX and back For SIP_UDP and SIP_TCP traffic. I have made additional service with "none" for rtp udp ports 10000-20000. Made allow rule for this service. In SIP_UDP and SIP_TCP service i have cheked in "Disable sip inspection" box (Without this phone could not register to PBX)
- I did not made any other nat rules.
Between the network of both site of ipsec tunnel all other traffic is passes, I also test icmp, rdp, ssh connection.
I think, i have to disable some additional inspection for voice, but cat find where in this stripped down web interface.
Also in future, I need to allow my remote client (RA VPN) access to services behind this site to site vpn. Have i need change Back Connection parameter, from Device -> Advanced Settings to true like diskribe in this article https://supportcenter.checkpoint.com/supportcenter/portal?eventSubmit_doGoviewsolutiondetails=&solut...
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I found solution, on UDP port range for RTP traffic service must be enabled "Accept Replies"
Go to Service > create that specific UDP port service > go to advanced and tick "Accept Replies". Then go to policy and create new incoming rule (unless already created) using that specific port (service that you created).
