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Port forwarding WAN to Route based VPN

Geniux 7 months ago

I have 2 XG ver. 20 firewalls between 2 sites, both with Static public IP.

There is a SDWAN route based VPN between the 2 sites, and it works perfect. the roude precedence is SDWAN, Static, VPN.

I am trying to publish an internal server resource that resides in Site A, using the Site B WAN.

There is a firewall rule on Site B - Allow WAN to VPN, with specified TCP port number, and also a NAT rule to DNAT to the internal server.

It does not work. The packets arrive on the Site B WAN interface, and are sent out immediately on the same WAS interface, even there is an SDWAN policy to send anything destined for Site A LAN over the VPN.

I had tried using Source NAT rule as well, but the packets still exit the same WAN interface.

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Vivek Jagad 7 months ago in reply to Geniux +1 suggested

Hi Geniux , thank you for reaching out to the community, you can refer - Configure a DNAT with route-based VPN .

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0 dirkkotte 7 months ago

Can you show us the route precedence and the SD-WAN Route?
Are there other sd-wan routes (or other static routes)

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0 dirkkotte 7 months ago

Can you show us the route precedence and the SD-WAN Route?
Are there other sd-wan routes (or other static routes)

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0 Geniux 7 months ago in reply to dirkkotte

SD-WAN route, Static route, VPN route.

there is ony 1 SD-WAN route:

The only way I can get the packets to exit the VPN xfrm interface, is by adding a static route. not sure why.
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0 Vivek Jagad 7 months ago in reply to Geniux

Hi Geniux , thank you for reaching out to the community, you can refer - Configure a DNAT with route-based VPN.

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0 dirkkotte 7 months ago in reply to Geniux

please show us the SD-WAN Profile ... or try to switch to "primary/sec gateway"

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0 Geniux 7 months ago in reply to Vivek Jagad

The DNAT wouldn't help me either, becasue i want that the server in Site A to get real clients IP address.

So I want the packet just be routed over the VPN from Site B all the way to the server in Stie A with the original source IP.

The reply packet from the server is handled by an SD-WAN rule on site A:

it all works, but the only issue is that the Site B XG must use a static route, instead of SD-WAN
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0 dirkkotte 7 months ago in reply to Geniux

Why you have switched surce & dst-ports within service definition?

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0 Geniux 7 months ago in reply to dirkkotte

you are seeing the SD-WAN rule from SiteA where the rds server is located.

This RDS server will reach out to the internet using it's own WAN, but will use the VPN route to accept incoming RDS sessions.

The only issue we have is on Site B where we must use use a static route, otherwise it doesn't follow the SD-WAN rule
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0 sanket.shah 7 months ago in reply to Geniux

Hello Geniux ,

Could you please try using "public ip" instead of "DNATed IP (Store LAN)" as a destination in SDWAN route configured on Site-B? Better to use specific service traffic also as a matching criteria otherwise all WAN destined traffic could get affected.

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0 Geniux 7 months ago in reply to sanket.shah

That wouldn't work, as it will require 2 dnat rules, and it wouldn't be encrypted through ipsec
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