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Port Forwarding - L2TP Ports

Samuel Gilva

Hi all,

 

I have already installed a Sophos XG in HA mode in my Workstation.

However, I am using a modem for my Internet connection and I would like to have access from outside to my Sophos via L2TP VPN, Anyone knows which ports/protocols should be open on my public IP address and port forwarding stuff?

I found following information on Sophos Community but it was not complete, however, I added port forwarding for https 4444 and ---- for accessing to the firewall and user profile and they are working except the VPN.

6515 - User Portal.   -> It is working

6514 - Admin Portan. ->  It is working

1701 - L2TP.  -> Not working

4500 - IPSEC Tunneling. -> Not Working

500 - Ipsec. -> Not working

https://community.sophos.com/products/xg-firewall/f/vpn/76572/step-by-step-l2tp-setup

I am using a FRITZ!Box 7360 and NBN in my home. Here is my modem port forwarding configuration:

Also, I added these firewall rules on my Sophos as well:

Would you please kindly assist?

Regards,

Sam.



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  • 0

    Sam,

    L2TP/IPSec uses UDP ports. Make sure 1721, 4500 and 500 are UDP opened on your NAT device.

    Regards

  • 0 in reply to lferrara

    Hey mate,

     

    All the ports for both TCP and UDP configured on my modem, however, I still have the same issue:

     

    I can access external to the firewall and user portal, however the L2TP on my public IP address is still sending me the error:

    Do you have any recommendation? What is the right steps for T-Shoot to see if I can receive any traffic on the firewall?

    Many thanks,

    Samuel.

  • 0 in reply to Samuel Gilva

    Sam,

    run a tcpdump on your XG to understand if UDP L2TP traffic arrives.

  • 0 in reply to lferrara

    Hey Luk,

     

    Would you please kindly send me the command for checking the traffic on different port on the Sophos?

     

    I am not too sure which one is the right command for capturing the traffic/ports:

     

                                                                                    
    console> tcpdump                                                                
    llh        Print the link-level header on each dump line                        
    quite      Less protocol information                                            
    no_time    Don't print a timestamp on each dump line                            
    verbose    Extra IP Header                                                      
    hex        Print each packet (minus its link level header) in hex               
    count      Exit after receiving count packets                                   
    interface  Listen  on <interface-all>                                           
    <text>     Packet filter expression                                             
    filedump   Captures the packets and saves in a file. Use Advanced shell to acces
    s file from the location - '/tmp/data/tcpdump.pcap'                             
    <ENTER>    Further Arguments are optional                                       
    console> tcpdump                                                                    
                        

     

    Thanks mate.

     

    Cheers,

    Sam

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  • 0 in reply to lferrara

    Hey Luk,

     

    Would you please kindly send me the command for checking the traffic on different port on the Sophos?

     

    I am not too sure which one is the right command for capturing the traffic/ports:

     

                                                                                    
    console> tcpdump                                                                
    llh        Print the link-level header on each dump line                        
    quite      Less protocol information                                            
    no_time    Don't print a timestamp on each dump line                            
    verbose    Extra IP Header                                                      
    hex        Print each packet (minus its link level header) in hex               
    count      Exit after receiving count packets                                   
    interface  Listen  on <interface-all>                                           
    <text>     Packet filter expression                                             
    filedump   Captures the packets and saves in a file. Use Advanced shell to acces
    s file from the location - '/tmp/data/tcpdump.pcap'                             
    <ENTER>    Further Arguments are optional                                       
    console> tcpdump                                                                    
                        

     

    Thanks mate.

     

    Cheers,

    Sam

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