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Matlu
Advisor

No traffic to FW CP.

Hello, world.

I have an environment similar to this:

LAN -> SWCORE -> Firewall CP -> INTERNET

We currently have an IPsec VPN set up against a FG.
For the moment everything is working "fine" (Except for the observation that the blessed FG, its VPN stops going down every so often, but for the CP, everything is fine).

When the VPN is up and running, we have the problem that the IP of the SRV on our side, which is going to pass through the VPN, generates traffic to the destination behind the FG, but the CP "does not see anything coming".
I have run commands like "tcpdump" "FW monitor", "fw ctl zdebug drop", and the CP does not see "nothing" of the traffic generated by the VRS (at least it should see that it reaches the Firewall, but we do not see anything).

This could be a routing problem????

It is worth mentioning that from the same GW(Checkpoint), I do a simple PING test to the SRV on our side, and it does work.
Well, I am already confused, "why" the connection to the SRV works from my side, but why I don't "see" traffic coming to my GW, when the test is launched from the same server. 😞

The IP of my SRV is 10.7.12.64

SRV.png

I would appreciate, if you can support me with any opinion that can clarify my doubt.

The IP of the SRV is inside the VPN DOMAIN on my side, and the security rule is well constructed.

Cheers. 🙂

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the_rock
Legend
Legend

Hey bro,

Ok, here is the simple question...do you even see any of that traffic reaching the firewall? Because if not, nothing can be dropped to begin with.

Andy

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Matlu
Advisor

Buddy, how are you?

I don't "see anything", but the Networking "team" "dies in their law" and claims, that it is not a "routing problem".

I have come to believe that it has to do with Routing, because if I don't see traffic coming to the CP Firewall, how the hell is the Firewall going to know what to do, hahaha.

But it becomes a "fight" between security and networking teams. hehehe.

The only observation I have, is that if I filter in the SMC logs, the last 7 days, if I find certain records of the SRV IP, which is the 10.7.12.64 (A few days ago we tested the VPN connection), but now when we try to test, simply, there are no logs, and no traffic arrives to the CP.

I don't know how "relevant" it is, but this IP 10.7.12.64, the previous administrator, I don't know why, but he left "several objects" created with this same IP, and I had the impression that this could be causing "conflict".
I decided to delete all the objects that seemed useless to me, and only the only object that really has several references for other types of connections has been working.

Even so, when testing, you simply do not see anything in the Checkpoint.

Cheers 🙂

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the_rock
Legend
Legend

Maybe simple network diagram would help, with traffic flow in question. But again, if that traffic does not hit the firewall, how can firewall do anything with it? Not to sound ironic now, but it would be same if I asked you to rev up your car to 100 km/h, but I take the gas pedal out : - )

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