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velo
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Radius on SMB

I have Quantum SMB Gateways that are centrally managed (81.10.10 on Gateways)  All Gateways Have a VPN back to the DC.  I have a Radius is in the DC.

The problem I'm having is Radius requests originating from the firewall leave via public. As the VPNs are policy-based there are no routes on the Gateway for the DC.

I have found the below article 

https://support.checkpoint.com/results/sk/sk119415

Option 1 is not there for me. Option 2 doesn't work (I add the route for a /32 to Radius but I can't ping it, or Radius doesn't work) If I do an extended ping with the LAN as source then it works fine.

Are there any other ways around this? Most other vendors have "source interface" settings for Radius, SNMP etc.

Thanks

 

 

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PhoneBoy
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The first option isn't there because your SMB device is centrally managed.
Can you confirm the kernel variable is set with fw ctl get int fw_enc_conns_use_internal?
It should return a 1 if it is set,

Note that the command to set it is transient (meaning if the unit reboots, the change is lost).
To make it permanent, follow the procedure here: https://sc1.checkpoint.com/documents/SMB_R81.10.X/CLI/EN/Content/Topics/kernel-parameter.htm 

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velo
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That makes sense about centrally managed. Let me double check the variable and will come back to you. Thanks

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