Here is a picture to illustrate
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It’s a UTM also. I’m not sure if this matters but the UTM I am using to initiate the connection is behind a firewall which I have no access to. However it seems weird that I am able to make a connection to it but am unable to route traffic properly which seems like it is a routing issue.
It’s a UTM also. I’m not sure if this matters but the UTM I am using to initiate the connection is behind a firewall which I have no access to. However it seems weird that I am able to make a connection to it but am unable to route traffic properly which seems like it is a routing issue.
I am unable to get a picture of the "respond only" site, however here is the pictures from the "initiate" site with a log file also from the initiation side. Is there anything in the log file that peaks your attention?
Let's look at whether there's any traffic in the tunnel when you attempt to communicate with a device at home.
First, we need the REF_ of the tunnel:
cc get_object_by_name ipsec_connection site_to_site 'Dorm\-to\-Home'|grep \'ref
Let's say we discovered REF_IpsSitDormToHome, we can watch traffic in the tunnel with:
espdump -n --conn REF_IpsSitDormToHome -vv
What do you see?
Cheers - Bob