Good morning.
I am having problems with a server when accessing remote servers through an IPsec tunnel.
SITE A has to access SITE B's servers and vice versa
The problem is that for approximately a week one of the servers at SITE A (192.168.200.33) has not reached the servers at SITE B (192.168.100.196)
At both ends is an XGS
The networks are completed through the tunnel and I generated an any-any firewall rule on both firewalls to rule out blocking failures but they still do not arrive.
The communication from the server 192.168.100.196 of SITE B to the server 192.168.200.32 of SITE A is carried out correctly.
The rest of the servers in both locations do not have any problem, the problem is only with server 192.168.200.33.
Reviewing the logs I see that the server 192.168.200.33 uses IPSEC0 as its output interface.
The rest of the servers on the 192.168.200 network that access the 192.168.100.X network use OUTPUT INTERFACE B.
What could have happened to that server that fails so that it now uses the IPSEC0 exit interface and not the rest?
nothing has been changed for that specific server.
The first image is referring to the server that has no problems and it is seen that PORT B is used.
The second image refers to the server that has problems and uses the IPSEC0 output interface
Thank you very much for the help.
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[edited by: Raphael Alganes at 12:03 PM (GMT -8) on 11 Nov 2024]
