Hi all,
I'm facing a problem with tunnel IPSEC site-to-site. I receiving the log "INVALID-SPI" and after this Received ESP packet with unknown SPI. Does someone have any idea what it could be?
Best Regards
Danilo
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I have a doubt, because the tunnel towards Remote Gateway is a Dialup user with setting on main mode.
Sorry, but I don't understood what do You mean with "are you getting third message".
Thanks in advance
Per se, these messages do not suggest that you have a problem. It's just that your FGT is listening for IPsec (AH, ESP) and incoming traffic is not related to any VPN you have created/used.
Unless I'm totally off, and you can clarify the situation you have.
Hello,
I solved the problem with a simply reboot of the Appliance.
Thanks a lot.
BRs Danilo
I'd suggest looking into debug log on cli:
diag debug ena
diag debug application ike -1
(diag debug application ike 0 disables it again)
while this runs try to establish the vpn.
It is ofthe neccessary to log at logs on both ends to find the problem.
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From Wikipedia;
"The Security Parameter Index (SPI) is an identification tag added to the header while using IPsec for tunneling the IP traffic. This tag helps the kernel discern between two traffic streams where different encryption rules and algorithms may be in use."
So it looks like either;
1. the tunnel was setup but it has expired on your end, or
2. its a stray packet for something else
If #1, then check that the timer and data volume rekeying parameters are the same on both ends of the tunnel
If #2, do the endpoint IPs match?
My first guess would be that you have a shorter timer on your IPSec SAs than the remote end has, but usually tunnels fail to setup when parameters dont match. I have no experience with Forti IPSec...
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