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ThomasG
ThomasG
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August 26, 2021
Question

Selecting wrong interface

  • August 26, 2021
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Hi!

 

This is the setup: 

 

Internet <-> Check Point FW <-> "Link-net" <-> Fortigate 500 Cluster <-> Internet

 

A server running a few public services is located on a VLAN behind the FG500, but the subnet with the public adresses and NAT is located on the CP. 

 

The packet hits CP on the public address and NAT redirects to an internal address -> this internal address is routed on the CP side to the link-net to FG500 -> the packet hits the local server correctly on the internal address behind FG500. 

 

The problem is that the return traffic does not use the same way back, it uses the default route on FG500 and not the link-net

 

Is this normal behaviour? And does anybody have some tips beside using PBR (which I know work).

 

The FG500 is running version 6.2.3

 

 

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    emnoc
    emnoc
    New Member
    August 26, 2021

    What's in your table on the FGT? if you have a default and it's not going back thru the CHKP gw that is normal and would be the expected behavior.

     

    cli-cmd below might show better your route-table rib entries

     

      "get router info routing all"

     

    On the chkp gateway you can enter cli expert-mode on the cpsg and issues the cli-cmd 

    " ip route get x.x.x.x" and see what egress is used for routing to that internal address.

     

    Ken Felix

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