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DENIED by forward policy check (policy 0)
Hello Team
I have two sub-interfaces one connected oneto a Wifi Network 10.15.242.X ,and other in a wired network 10.38.X.X I have made an specific rule to permit the traficc to do a ping between networks.
And not match in any rule and the traffic is denied by the implicit rule all the time ...
I have made a Sniffer and a trace in the forti ( see images attached) ,and i see in the tcpdump how the trafffic reach the default gateway in the fortigate 10.15.242.1. but not the PC conected in the IP 10.15.242.2 allways denied by policy 0
I have a Fortigate 1500D With firmware 5.4.4 Version
Any suggestion ? i am going crazy ..
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Can you please supply the config of the interfaces involved (conf sys int)?
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What we really need is the fwpolicy, Your screenshost conflicts with the interfaces names
MSSI-INT2 vrs INT_USER
Did you happen to typo the wrong interface_name ? Also on the diag sniffer packet, a suggetsion
1: specify the interface name
2: use the 4 value to double check ALL interface
e.g
diag sniffer packet MSSI-INT2 " host 10.15.242.2 and icmp" 4
That would be better than "ANY" and you can look at the traffic from srcintf or dstintf .
So double firewall-policy and than routing.
just a tip ;)
PCNSE
NSE
StrongSwan
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I think the problem is de routing between VDOMs, the network 10.15.242.X is in the VDOM-Wifi and the 10.38.23.X is a network in the VDOM-Root
When a execute a ping from de VDOM wifi to the gateway 10.15.242.1 i can reach susccessfully. becasue is direcctly conected, but when i execute a ping to 10.15.242.2 is when the ping fails.
However in both cases i can see the traffifc in the Diagnose sniffer packet ...
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Do you have a policy from FWI-WIFI to MSSSI-INT2?
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Yes of course, I have two rules permit all trafic
One FWI-WIFI ----> MSSSI-INT and the second one between MSSSi-INT to FWI-WIFI
This is have checked, the only way to reach the destination is enabling NAT. But i dont want to enable it .
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Yeah, a sanitized copy of your config would do wonders in us helping with the troubleshooting.
Mike Pruett
