Hello everybody,
We have softphones CISCO Jabber on our vpn devices and it's doesn't work well. We have some different scenarios and different behaviour for each scenarios.
The network topology is simple -> F5 client EDGE VPN -> GW Checkpoint 4800-> LAN
As below my checkpoint rule
SRC: SIP server; client VPN -> DST: Client VPN; SIP Server -> service: sip_dynamic_ports; sip-tcp
1 - I can etablish a call from my client jabber on the VPN device to my client jabber on my laptop (LAN) it's work fine
2 - But I can't etablish a call from my client jabber on my laptop to my client jabber on the vpn device it's doesn't work
I did a TCPDUMP on the SIP server and I can see that the SIP server send a "request: INVITE" but the client jabber never respond to the INVITE as shown on the capture below.
Maybe because de SIP packets are inspected and modified by the checkpoint ?? How can I verify if the SIP packet are inspected by checkpoint ? how can I completly desactivate the inspection SIP to be sure if the problem come frome to SIP inspection ?
In the checkpoint log on the dashboard I can see the REQUEST INVITE frome the SIP server but with a error message as below.
I tied to do the manipulation as mentionned by "Hugo_vd_Kooij" https://community.checkpoint.com/t5/Access-Control-Products/How-to-disab
le-SIP-ALG-inspection-in-a-specific-rule-in/td-p/25249
-I created a clone of sip-tcp service with "protocol" set to none and in the advanced "Match fo Any" but for the "sip_dynamic_ports" I can't change the advanced parameter "Match fo Any" ?
If someone as an idea about this problem ?
Regards,
Miguel