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Aniceto10
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VTI - VSNext

Hi !

I'm trying to test some features of VSNext - Elastic.

I've followed the proc (Solved: VLAN trunk in vsnext - Check Point CheckMates) to use Vlans in the VS (attaching and detaching from VS0) but now I'm having an issue using VTI, and I didn't find any topics/docs about it.

Basically, I created a vpnt1 as VTI in VS0, and edited the VS context to move this VTI to it. The task was completed, but when I try to get topology for this object in SmartConsole, I cannot see the Virtual Tunnel Interface.

I'm attaching screenshots with the Interfaces tab and the get topology info of this VS context.

Does anyone have a way to make VTI work in VSNext?

Regards.  

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Wolfgang
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@Aniceto10  have a look at  the VTI limitations..

VSNext / VSX supported features 

Blade / Feature R82
VSNext
R82
Traditional
VSX
R81.20 R81.10 R81
VPN Site-to-Site - VTI - Numbered YesWolfgang_0-1762456638967.png

 



After creating the VTI, you must reboot the Security Group
(PMTR-119289)
Yes Yes Yes Yes
VPN Site-to-Site - VTI - Unnumbered No
(PMTR-60112)
No
(by design)
No
(by design)
No
(by design)
No
(by design)

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the_rock
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Im fairly sure thats a limitation, specially if its unnumbered VTI, which seems it is in your case.

https://support.checkpoint.com/results/sk/sk79700

Best,
Andy

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Wolfgang
MVP Gold
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@Aniceto10  have a look at  the VTI limitations..

VSNext / VSX supported features 

Blade / Feature R82
VSNext
R82
Traditional
VSX
R81.20 R81.10 R81
VPN Site-to-Site - VTI - Numbered YesWolfgang_0-1762456638967.png

 



After creating the VTI, you must reboot the Security Group
(PMTR-119289)
Yes Yes Yes Yes
VPN Site-to-Site - VTI - Unnumbered No
(PMTR-60112)
No
(by design)
No
(by design)
No
(by design)
No
(by design)
the_rock
MVP Platinum
MVP Platinum

Thats exactly what I was looking at Wolfgang...seems one way to get around it is use numbered VTIs. I will say, though this is just my personal experience, unnumbered ones work way better for BGP / express route.

Best,
Andy
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Aniceto10
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Thank you Wolfgang.

After reboot, I can see the VTI when run get topology now.

Probably this issue will be fixed soon (next JHF or R82.10).

Regards.

the_rock
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Excellent!

Best,
Andy
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the_rock
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Im fairly sure thats a limitation, specially if its unnumbered VTI, which seems it is in your case.

https://support.checkpoint.com/results/sk/sk79700

Best,
Andy
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