I have a site-to-tunnel to a remote office. I also have a dial-up tunnel to that office. The site-to-site is used as primary, but there is one system we need to use the Dial-up client w/split tunnel for. This has always worked until recently. I am not sure if it is an issue with 7.2. The problem we have now is if the site-to-site tunnel is up, the FortiClient dial-up does not work. It I take down the site-to-site tunnel, it works. Is anyone else seeing this kind of behavior where you cannot use both?
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hi,
Did you try setting up a unique peer id for the dialup since both tunnels would use the same wan IP? Technical Tip: Use of PeerID and LocalID in IPsec ... - Fortinet Community
Best regards,
Jin
Yes, that makes no difference. It appears the Fortigate on one side is dropping the traffic.
You need to share significant portion of IPSec config (phase1-interface and phase2-interface in CLI) for both site-to-site and dial-up at the head-end and site-to-site at the remote FGT so that somebody can comment on what might be the cause.
Toshi
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