Yea,
I can confirm I am logging Implied rules and I have selected my external IP in the link selection settings.
The FW is still dropping packets
I have tested my telnet 200.0.0.1 264
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I am trying to set-up a Securemote VPN connection however my fw keeps dropping fw1_topo 264 connections.
I have set-up a rule src: All Users@any Dest: Net Internal Net vpn:RemoteAccess services: Any
My ISP Nats the public IP to an Internal addressi.e.200.0.0.1 - 10.15.20.16
Any Idea's why this is happening I must be missing something ?
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Go to View -> Implied Rules - you should see the FW1_topo specified about 9 from the top. If it's not there then you need to either check implied rules as shown in the screenshot or, if you have disabled them for whatever reason, you need to specify a rule allowing ANY to the GATEWAY and MGMT SERVER.
HTH
The same thing drops the packet by the cleanup rule
On the log for the drop packets src:public IP Dest: 10.15.20.16
On the topology tab the External Interface is on the 10.15.20.0 subnet
I have another rule configured for the 10.15.20.16 address which nat to an internal server in the DMZ for services smtp,https and pptp
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by: grimkinPosted on 2009-10-20 at 06:13:58ID: 25613701
Hi,
Go to the gateway properties, VPN -> Link Selection and enter the external IP i.e. 200.0.0.1 in the box. Push policy and test.
The fw1_topo connections should be dealt with in your implied rules: Policy -> Global Properties -> Firewall Implied Rules, first 4 boxes should be checked.
Let us know the outcome, HTH