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IPsec VPN packet not routed

Hello,

we have configured an ipsec vpn between two sites

SITE A: is a cisco and imnitiate the connection

SITE B: is my utm an respond only

SA: 10.6.246.69/32=UTMIP CISCOIP=10.6.4.21/32
VPN ID: UTMIP
IKE: Auth PSK / Enc AES_CBC_256 / Hash HMAC_SHA1 / Lifetime 28800s / PFS MODP_2048
ESP: Enc AES_CBC_128 / Hash HMAC_SHA1 / Lifetime 3600s

and firewall rules are configured

The tunnel is up without problem but i if I do a tracert from my utm to the remote host I go via default route and not via tunnel

Can someone help me?

Best regards



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  • Hello,

    Good day and thanks for reaching out to Sophos Community.

    Could you verify if the firewall rule for the VPN is on top the Lan->Wan rule? Could you also verify if VPN routes priority is higher than default/static routes? 

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  • Hello,

    >>Could you verify if the firewall rule for the VPN is on top the Lan->Wan rule?

    The rule are on the top

    >>could you also verify if VPN routes priority is higher than default/static routes?

    sorry but on my old utm I don't know how I can see the VPN routes

    If I execute the "route" command the result is
    "10.6.4.21       *               255.255.255.255 UH    0      0        0 eth2"

    where 10.6.4.21 is the remote ip and the eth2 is the external interfaces

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  • Hello,

    >>Could you verify if the firewall rule for the VPN is on top the Lan->Wan rule?

    The rule are on the top

    >>could you also verify if VPN routes priority is higher than default/static routes?

    sorry but on my old utm I don't know how I can see the VPN routes

    If I execute the "route" command the result is
    "10.6.4.21       *               255.255.255.255 UH    0      0        0 eth2"

    where 10.6.4.21 is the remote ip and the eth2 is the external interfaces

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