Hi, I have a Fortigate 60E firmware 7.4.1
I have a public subnet that very often tries to connect via IPSEC VPN to the firewall. I therefore created a local-in-policy to deny the connection to this subnet, but I continue to see the logs and I also receive emails from an automation that notifies me of unsuccessful VPN connections.
Shouldn't the local-in-policy block the source connection so it doesn't even create the log?
The firewall navigates with a public IP directly on its WAN.
edit "Attempt_ipsec_167.0.0.0"
set uuid 006d9cf8-500d-51ee-cdb6-363058ded725
set subnet 167.0.0.0 255.0.0.0
config firewall local-in-policy
edit 1
set uuid d69d2fdc-500d-51ee-9cb8-ff27447660f2
set intf "WAN-Fibra"
set srcaddr "Attempt_ipsec_167.0.0.0"
set dstaddr "all"
set service "IKE" "ALL_ICMP" "VPN_SSL_9443"
set schedule "always"
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Hi @FortiMax_it
Can you confirm that your IKE service is UDP 500? Yes local-in should block it
Abdel
Hi Abdel, thanks for the reply but what you tell me I think is more of a workaround because if I have a local-in-policy that blocks IPSEC traffic, why is the log created in the VPN events section?
If traffic is blocked on the WAN interface it must not be processed by the CPU. As you can see it is as if the package has been processed. It should be discarded directly.
Exactly theoretically it should not hit the ike daemon.. Let me try to replicate this in my lab
Abdel
HI @FortiMax_it
This seems to be an expected behavior because this is not a proposal received from remote peer but an ESP packet with incorrect SPI... This packet is being dropped before local-in-policy by the kernel and iked logs it..
Is you FortiGate support acl? check with the command show router access-list
Abdel
Hi,
does it support ACLs, yes.
I tried to create it, I've almost never used them, I hope I did it right (I'm not sure whether I should put deny or permit in the access list as the route map is already in deny) :D
I'll keep you updated
Hi @FortiMax_it
No sorry my bad this should be place under config firewall acl...
REF: https://docs.fortinet.com/document/fortigate/6.4.5/administration-guide/898126/access-control-lists
Abdel
Not supported :(
config firewall acl
command parse error before 'acl'
Command fail. Return code 1
Let's see if the access list I created still works in some way... I'll keep you updated
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