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Ports 139 and 445 blocked by UTM

Hi,

I use an UTM9.510-5 in VM and face following problem: VPNs (OpenVPN) are running on another server on the same LAN, UTM redirecting all internal traffic for the VPNs subnet to this server. UTM is default GW for the LAN. If I try to connect to a Windows machine behind a VPN network I get a timeout.

Now I modify my routes on LAN devices giving them the VPNs server as GW for those networks: everything works perfect !

I checked with other services like ssh, http(s), aso, to devices connected on same VPNs network, all of them are perfectly usable if UTM is the GW. So only(?) those 2 ports are blocked by the UTM.

If someone could give me a hint or explanation on what Is wrong.

Regards

Daniel

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0 Argo over 5 years ago

Hi Daniel Huhardeaux,

what routing have you put in place?

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0 Argo over 5 years ago

Hi Daniel Huhardeaux,

what routing have you put in place?

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0 Daniel Huhardeaux over 5 years ago in reply to Argo

Hi Argo,

I have a policy route who forward all traffic to networks behind VPNs using gateway route:

source interface=internal

services=all

destination network=network definition containing all networks address behind VPNs

gateway=IP of VPN server in same LAN

Please remember that this setup is working for all ports to all networks behind VPNs except those 2 ports.

Thanks for your support

Daniel
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0 apijnappels over 5 years ago in reply to Daniel Huhardeaux

Do you also have an explicit allow rule for this traffic in the firewall? Just the route is not enough traffic must also be explicitly allowed.

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0 Daniel Huhardeaux over 5 years ago in reply to Daniel Huhardeaux

OK, I got it: I had a FW rule who blocked those 2 ports, rule I added for test purpose and forgot to disable.

Sorry for the noise, many thanks for your help.

Daniel
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0 BAlfson over 5 years ago in reply to Daniel Huhardeaux

Buschur Daniel !

It always pays to start with #1 in Rulz. ;-)

Cheers - Bob

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