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SOD
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November 24, 2017
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lot of session clash port 0

  • November 24, 2017
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Hi,

I've got a lot of message of session clash on my forti like this :

 

<190>date=2017-11-24 time=13:44:08 devname=MyForti devid=XXXXXXXXXXX logid=0100020085 type=event subtype=system level=information vd="[style="background-color: #ffff00;"]Myvdom[/style]" logdesc="session clash" status="clash" proto=41 msg="session clash"

 

new_status="state=00030204 tuple-num=2 policyid=12 dir=0 act=1 hook=4 11.14.17.10:0->11.201.17.19:0(217.69.23.163:0) dir=1 act=2 hook=0 11.201.17.19:0->217.69.23.163:0(11.14.17.10:0)"

 

old_status="state=00010204 tuple-num=2 policyid=12 dir=0 act=1 hook=4 11.106.16.48:0->11.201.17.19:0(217.69.23.163:0) dir=1 act=2 hook=0 11.201.17.19:0->217.69.23.163:0(11.106.16.48:0)"

 

Session stat shows

misc info:     session_count=19559 setup_rate=341 exp_count=55 clash=[style="background-color: #ffff00;"]104818[/style]     memory_tension_drop=37850 ephemeral=0/589824 removeable=0 delete=0, flush=0, dev_down=0/0 TCP sessions:      55 in NONE state      4142 in ESTABLISHED state      58 in SYN_SENT state      2 in SYN_RECV state      29 in FIN_WAIT state      213 in TIME_WAIT state      225 in CLOSE state      467 in CLOSE_WAIT state

 

it's strange that the traffic show 0 and both source/destination port. I see on the web that it's something to do with IP fragmentation (maybe  a network scan). I've tried to create a policy to denied  all traffic to the wan with a TCP/UDP port 0, but it doesn't effect.

 

Is there a solution to avoid this issue ? Thanks for the help.

 

    1 reply

    packetpusher
    New Member
    November 24, 2017
    SOD
    SODAuthor
    New Member
    November 24, 2017

    Hmm understand, so I have to provide another public ip

    emnoc
    New Member
    November 25, 2017

    Yes your ephemeral  port is exhausted you need more SNAT pools or find out the root cause of the  clash

    e.g

     

    infected hosts

    misbehaving  clients

    malware

    too  much traffic

    etc.....