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ergalez
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IP Sec Tunnel Interface is UP, but i can't do a ping to remote pc

Hi, I have 2 fortigates a 60E and a 20C I have established the IPSec tunnels for site-to-site vpn. The tunnel in both fortigates appears to me to be up, but I cannot ping between the lan networks. I have set the static route and added the access policies. I don't know what else to do. And if I check the IPSec monitor, I see that there is incoming and outgoing traffic.evidencia.png

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Shivasagar
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Hello,
In the firewall policy, are you logging all allowed traffic? Do you see any Rx for a particular log entry or only Tx?
You can get more information about the traffic using below debug flow with appropriate filters.
https://docs.fortinet.com/document/fortigate/6.2.3/cookbook/54688/debugging-the-packet-flow
This would show you where the packet is going.

ergalez

Hi ShivSagar, thank you. Yeah, in the firewall policy i logging all allowed traffic. With the packet debug flow i see the packet that i send in both fortigates coming in the VPN interface. But still it doesn't ping, what I notice in both fortigates on the IPSec monitor is that there is only Outgoing Data and no Incoming Data.

I don't know what else to do, and I eliminated the VPNs and recreated them, I did a flush and reset the tunnel and it remains the same :(

rwpatterson
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Make sure that the distance for the static routes for the tunnels has a smaller number for the distance than the default.

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ergalez

Hi Bob, thanks for your time, I have configured the static route with the distance in 1 in both fortigates. But I still don't ping. If you have time and even if there is a cost involved, could you help me to solve this problem please

 

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Shivasagar

From the CLI, can you check the output of "get router info routing-table details <remote IP>" to view the route which is taking and check if it's the correct one?

ergalez

Hi, thank you.

I put the command get router info routing table details 192.168.1.80 in my Fortigate 60E in mi Site A.

And this is the output.

 

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And in my fortigate 20C in my site B, i can't run the command so i make a packet flow and the packets entry in the VPN interface. I put the image. I ping to the remote lan in site A (192.168.15.254)

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Thank you for your time

 

Shivasagar
ergalez

Thank you Shivasagar for your time.

 

I tried to put NAT-T in forced in the fortigate 20c (SiteB) but doesnt allow this option :( 

 

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In mi Fortigate 60E (Site A) already put the NAT-T in forced. 

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But i still without do a ping. 

Shivasagar

Please collect the below sniffer output at both 20C and 60E. 

"diag sniffer packet any 'host <peer public IP>' 6 0 a"

With which you can confirm if ESP packets are arriving.

On 20C and 60E, are other IPSec tunnels working fine? If you have a 3rd device, is it possible to configure a tunnel for testing on that and see if it works?

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