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Hi, I would like to ask if some of you ever encounter this scenario? I already did the sk106241 and based on TAC Engr. it is safe to run without rebooting the firewall. However, one of my segment did not take effect and it still encountering the same problem which is Failure Failed to enforce VPN Policy(11)
If you ever resolved this kind of issue, please advise what steps or procedures you did to solve this problem.
You seem to have an overlap in VPN domains between two or more of your managed firewalls that you need to fix.
1) What does the command vpn overlap_encdom communities -s show?
2) Try these tools to get a better handle on your VPN domain definitions/routing:
https://community.checkpoint.com/t5/Enterprise-Appliances-and-Gaia/Show-VPN-Routing-on-CLI/m-p/40216
Thanks, I will update you once it works on the client's end
I would like to ask if this command "vpn overlap_encdom communities –s" is safe to run during the production?
Yes, safe to run during production.
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