Dear Team,
I am reaching out to seek assistance regarding a routing issue I am experiencing in our network environment.
Currently, we have a setup where a bare-metal machine at Site A is directly connected to a static LAN, with traffic being routed through a firewall port to Site B via a point-to-point (P2P) connection established using an IPsec tunnel.
All VPN users connect to Site A using an IPsec VPN and send traffic to the IP address of Site A, which is 10.10.10.10. This traffic is then forwarded to Site B. Conversely, traffic from Site B is routed back to Site A in the same manner.
However, we recently migrated our infrastructure to an ESXi host environment. In this setup, the ESXi host has one physical LAN card connected to the firewall port. Virtual machines on the ESXi host are linked to this particular card, with the IP address 10.10.10.10 assigned to both the ESXi host's physical card and the virtual machine.
While traffic flow between Site A and Site B is functioning correctly, we have encountered an issue where VPN users connected to Site A are unable to access any web services or receive traffic from Site A.
After conducting preliminary investigations, we suspect that this issue may be related to either a policy update issue or a static routing issue within our FortiGate firewall.
Here are some key details regarding our setup:
Would greatly appreciate your guidance on how to resolve this routing issue. Specifically, would like assistance in reviewing and updating firewall policies as well as ensuring that static routing is configured correctly.
Any insights or recommendations you can provide to help us troubleshoot and resolve this issue would be highly appreciated.
Thank you for your attention to this matter.
Please let us know if you require any additional information from our end.
Best regards,
SAM
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Hi @SAMALY1
Here are some points to check:
If I understand well you have an IP conflict, right? (10.10.10.10) for both VMkernel and VM adapter)
If so then you can expect such behavior.
i tried changing IP of VMkernel and VM adapter (not that much difference)
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