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Cannot Ping Other Subnet; Nothing in Logs

JeffCooper

Hi, I know this has been posted many times but the answers I found are not working. I cannot going a subnet on a different interface on my UTM. I can ping OTHER subnets, so something tells me it's a setting with this one in particular that's stopping it. The interface is the DMZ, though I'm using it more as a local testing network to set up a new gateway. 

The logs say my pings are falling back to fwrule 60002 but I'm not sure why, as I have PING enabled from my LAN to the DMZ. After trying, I downloaded the IPS and Firewall logs and don't see anything even trying to go to the IP I'm attempting to ping. Is there some other place I should be looking?

I can, however, ping it from the UTM itself.

Thanks,

Jeff



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  • Hey Jeff,

    You don't need to include "DMZ (Address)" in the rule as that is included with "DMZ (Network)."  In addition to inserting a picture of the LAN2 and DMZ interface definitions as Amodin requests, also copy here one of the relevant 60002 lines from thee firewall log.

    Cheers - Bob

     
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  • in reply to BAlfson

    Thanks all. Go it working now. Yes, it was likely an IP conflict since I my laptop was connected to the management port of the XGS (which is on the DMZ for testing purposes), I also had another connection to the LAN of the XGS, PLUS a wifi connection to my current LAN through the UTM (to which the XGS is also connected so I could test things). Once I disconnected my ethernet<->XGS, only leaving the Management Port active, ping worked.

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  • in reply to BAlfson

    Thanks all. Go it working now. Yes, it was likely an IP conflict since I my laptop was connected to the management port of the XGS (which is on the DMZ for testing purposes), I also had another connection to the LAN of the XGS, PLUS a wifi connection to my current LAN through the UTM (to which the XGS is also connected so I could test things). Once I disconnected my ethernet<->XGS, only leaving the Management Port active, ping worked.

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