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Can't access host

villegente
Hi,

I have something very strange with my Astaro !

I have 2 Astaro (ASG1 and ASG2) linked by a VPN IPSec. ASG1 is connect to network1 and ASG2 to network2.
In ASG1 I have 1 rule saying "network2 -->any-->network1 allow". But one host (Host2) in network2 can't access to one server (Server1) in network1.

If I change my rule on ASG1 to : "Host2 -->any-->Server1 allow" all it's Ok. 

Do you see what is wrong with my first rule ?

    Regards,


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    What do you see in the packet filter log when the block occurs?  Can you confirm that the definition for Network2 includes the IP of Host2?

    If you check the 'Auto packet filter' box in the Connection definition, you shouldn't need any extra packet filter rules.  Have you selected that?

    Cheers - Bob
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    What do you see in the packet filter log when the block occurs?  Can you confirm that the definition for Network2 includes the IP of Host2?

    If you check the 'Auto packet filter' box in the Connection definition, you shouldn't need any extra packet filter rules.  Have you selected that?

    Cheers - Bob
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  • 0 in reply to BAlfson
    Hi,
    Thanks for your help. I confirm that Host2 is in Network2 (Network2 : 192.168.2.0/24 Host2 : 192.168.2.8). Actually I don't use "Auto packet filter".

    What do you see in the packet filter log when the block occurs?  Can you confirm that the definition for Network2 includes the IP of Host2?

    If you check the 'Auto packet filter' box in the Connection definition, you shouldn't need any extra packet filter rules.  Have you selected that?

    Cheers - Bob