Important note about SSL VPN compatibility for 20.0 MR1 with EoL SFOS versions and UTM9 OS. Learn more in the release notes.

This discussion has been locked.
You can no longer post new replies to this discussion. If you have a question you can start a new discussion

Sophos Site to Site IPSEC Conection with Selectet Clients

Hello dear Sophos Forum,

I have set up a Site-to-Site VPN connection between a NAS and 2 ESXi servers with a Sophos XGS.

Setting up the connection was no problem, but I still can't reach the ESXi servers from the NAS, even though every port is allowed.

For testing purposes, I added my PC to the mix.

As you can see, the connections are fine. (Sorry for the excessive blurring.)

But when I ping an ESXi host from my PC, I only sometimes get an answer.

Am I missing something in the settings?

Help is welcome.

Roger Domig



This thread was automatically locked due to age.
Parents
  • Hi Roger Domig

    Please verify the traffic is forwarding over ipsec vpn with Packet capture with destination IP 

    host <desintaiton IP > and proto ICMP under  MONITOR & ANALYZE | Diagnostics | Packet Capture 

    Create test firewall rule from VPN to LAN and LAN to VPN and keep the rules on TOP for troubleshoot

    From CLI run 

    console>dr 'host <destination IP> 

    console>tcpdump 'host <destination IP> 

    Regards

    "Sophos Partner: Networkkings Pvt Ltd".

    If a post solves your question please use the 'Verify Answer' button.

  • Hello Bharat,

    After creating a firewall rule on both sides that allowed all VPN to LAN and vice versa, it worked.

    I then applied it to the automatically created firewall rule from the Site-to-Site VPN so only the clients had access through this rule.

    But could you explain why it didn't work when I had the firewall rule set from Any to Any Zone?

  • Just have few queries

    May I know the current firmware version for the firewall, which firmware have you gone through till now?

    How many firewall rules and NAT rules shows 0 counters ? Are those needed?

    Turn off(for troubleshoot) the firewall rule you have created and check what you see on packet capture and dr command share what you gets ?

    Regards

    "Sophos Partner: Networkkings Pvt Ltd".

    If a post solves your question please use the 'Verify Answer' button.

  • We are currently on version 19.5.1.

    On my firewall, there are 10 firewall rules and 26 NAT rules. Of those, 6 of them have a count of 0.

    The remote firewall is on version 19.5.2.

    There are 20 firewall rules and 26 NAT rules. Of those, 11 of them have a count of 0.

    Output from "tcpdump 'host <destination IP>"

    no output from "dr 'host <destination IP>"

    Packet capture output whe executing a ping:

    Its funny the VPN dos not work

    After creating a firewall rule on both sides that allowed all VPN to LAN and vice versa, it worked.

    It only works when i have The Packetcapture or tcpdump on otherwise the ping wont go threw.

    Still verry confused on why it behaves like this.

Reply
  • We are currently on version 19.5.1.

    On my firewall, there are 10 firewall rules and 26 NAT rules. Of those, 6 of them have a count of 0.

    The remote firewall is on version 19.5.2.

    There are 20 firewall rules and 26 NAT rules. Of those, 11 of them have a count of 0.

    Output from "tcpdump 'host <destination IP>"

    no output from "dr 'host <destination IP>"

    Packet capture output whe executing a ping:

    Its funny the VPN dos not work

    After creating a firewall rule on both sides that allowed all VPN to LAN and vice versa, it worked.

    It only works when i have The Packetcapture or tcpdump on otherwise the ping wont go threw.

    Still verry confused on why it behaves like this.

Children