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.
Please show pictures of the Edits of the IPsec Connection and Remote Gateway from each UTM.
Cheers - Bob
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?
Is DPD selected in both UTMs? How about NAT-T? Is the Respond only UTM (home) behind a NAT, or does it have a public IP on its External interface?
Cheers - Bob
Is DPD selected in both UTMs? How about NAT-T? Is the Respond only UTM (home) behind a NAT, or does it have a public IP on its External interface?
Cheers - Bob
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