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VPN out UTM to corporate network issues.

ChadClement

I'm a home UTM user trying to VPN out to my corporate network. I'm able to connect, get an IP addresss and resolve hosts on the corporate network but when I try to get to their web pages i get nothing. I'm not seeing anything being blocked on the firewall rules nor should I as I'm not performing ssl inspection so I wouldn't see the traffic anyway. Any thoughts? I'm running the latest release.



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    Hi, Chad, and welcome to the UTM Community!

    Does #1 in Rulz give you any clues?  If not, my guess is a routing problem with the VPN endpoint at corporate.

    Cheers - Bob

    EDIT 2016-09-28: Added the link to Rulz.

  • 0 in reply to BAlfson

    Bob,

    Not sure what you mean by #1. My first rule is to allow any internal traffic outbound over any protocol. Not the most secure thing but did it for troubleshooting purposes.

    As far as a routing problem I'm the only one experiencing the problem. We're all a bunch of IT security consultants working remotely from home with our own individual FW solutions running on our home networks. 

    Once I took the UTM out of the equation and put a Linksys FW/Router in play everything worked fine.

    Using Pulse Secure as the vpn client.

    Thanks,

    Chad

  • 0 in reply to ChadClement

    Hi Chad,

    UTM will simply forward traffic. The routing decisions are taken from the remote server. If you are able to connect to VPN server and discover no drops according to #1 suggested by Bob then check if the web request from your system's IP address is received on the remote firewall. 

    Thanks

  • 0 in reply to ChadClement

    Oops!  I just added the link in my post above. [;)]

    Cheers - Bob

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