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Conditional Match Condition on SMB gateway (Embedded GAIA)
Hi!
I'm trying to set up a site-to-site VPN between a centrally managed SMB gateway an AWS.
I followed the instructions provided by AWS ( create vpn interfaces, routing, create interoperable object, create vpn community, create firewall rules) succesfully, until the last step where is asked to create a firewall rule to allow the desired traffic using Directional Match Conditions (internal_clear->community; community->community; community->internal_clear).
The output of the "install policy" task is
"Gateway: rpp27.ddns.net
Policy: Standard
Status: Failed
- Layer 'Network': Rule 18: "rpp27.ddns.net" Operating System is "Gaia Embedded"
External_clear and Internal_clear are only supported as a conditional destination on SecurePlatform, IPSO, Linux and Gaia.
- Policy verification failed."
The VPN tunnel is up, checked via the cli command "vpn tu", and I tried to set only the vpn community in the firewall rule, but the traffic don't match in that rule.
I want to know if there is some equivalent to directional match condition for embedded gaia appliances, or if somebody have succesfull experiencie with setting up VPN between a SMB appliance centrally managed and AWS.
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UPDATE:
I managed to solve it, just by not using Directional Match Conditions in the firewall rule.
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UPDATE:
I managed to solve it, just by not using Directional Match Conditions in the firewall rule.
