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Checkpoint SecureClient failing to authenticate (gateway not responding)

Asked by dvanaken in Checkpoint Firewall, Virtual Private Networking (VPN), Miscellaneous Networking

Tags: Checkpoint secureclient vpn

I have two XP users on my LAN that can successfully authenticate and access a customer's remote network via Checkpoint SecureClient R60.  I have tried to install the same client software on three other machines and although I can create a site (and get the key back), none of the three can create a tunnel.  I spent quite a bit of time watching packets and there is something that baffles me.  I see packets on the client NIC interface being addressed to the remote system but they never show up on the firewall (Sonicwall) packet captures.  The remote address must be accessed through the def gateway (the sonicwall).  It's as if the CP client is trying to route differently.  Arp and route tables are as expected.  Also, immediately after the packet is sent to the remote address, the client tries to contact 10.10.0.x which is no network I recognize at all.  Again, two clients work fine - same application (although installed a year ago).  AND - if I give my non-working client an external address and set the def gateway to be my ISP's router and bypass the firewall - success.  I have many different VPN clients (Sonicwall, Nortel, Cisco) that work fine this way and have done so for years.  I am least familiar with the Checkpoint products.  Any checkpoint wizards that can help would be much appreciated. Thanks
 
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