Hi!
I have a network where WPA-Enterprise with RADIUS auth. is working fine except for one office.
Looking at the traffic, it seems that the remote side thinks it is not reaching the RADIUS server with certain packets. I have disabled local firewalls and firewall policies should allow traffic in both directions. Can anyone make sens of this?
Remote office FGT FW: v6.2.1 build0932 (GA)
RADIUS FGT FW: v5.6.5 build1600 (GA)
As seen on 10.27.1.1:
diagnose sniffer packet any 'host 10.27.1.1 and host 192.168.160.10' interfaces=[any] filters=[host 10.27.1.1 and host 192.168.160.10] 9.020808 10.27.1.1.5135 -> 192.168.160.10.1812: udp 341 9.157906 192.168.160.10.1812 -> 10.27.1.1.5135: udp 90 9.157949 10.27.1.1 -> 192.168.160.10: icmp: 10.27.1.1 udp port 5135 unreachable 12.096423 10.27.1.1.5135 -> 192.168.160.10.1812: udp 341 12.208962 192.168.160.10.1812 -> 10.27.1.1.5135: udp 90 12.209000 10.27.1.1 -> 192.168.160.10: icmp: 10.27.1.1 udp port 5135 unreachable 30.116445 10.27.1.1.24516 -> 192.168.160.10.1812: udp 341 30.185234 192.168.160.10.1812 -> 10.27.1.1.24516: udp 90 30.185274 10.27.1.1 -> 192.168.160.10: icmp: 10.27.1.1 udp port 24516 unreachable 33.896439 10.27.1.1.1832 -> 192.168.160.10.53: udp 35 33.926120 192.168.160.10.53 -> 10.27.1.1.1832: udp 219 38.576449 10.27.1.1.1832 -> 192.168.160.10.53: udp 37 38.615739 192.168.160.10.53 -> 10.27.1.1.1832: udp 221 39.326431 10.27.1.1.1832 -> 192.168.160.10.53: udp 43 39.480044 192.168.160.10.53 -> 10.27.1.1.1832: udp 227 43.626453 10.27.1.1.1832 -> 192.168.160.10.53: udp 37 43.659422 192.168.160.10.53 -> 10.27.1.1.1832: udp 221 44.276442 10.27.1.1.1832 -> 192.168.160.10.53: udp 35 44.308684 192.168.160.10.53 -> 10.27.1.1.1832: udp 219
As seen on 192.168.160.1:
diagnose sniffer packet any 'host 10.27.1.1 and host 192.168.160.10' interfaces=[any] filters=[host 10.27.1.1 and host 192.168.160.10] 6.950911 10.27.1.1.5135 -> 192.168.160.10.1812: udp 341 6.950967 10.27.1.1.5135 -> 192.168.160.10.1812: udp 341 6.950973 10.27.1.1.5135 -> 192.168.160.10.1812: udp 341 7.058850 192.168.160.10.1812 -> 10.27.1.1.5135: udp 90 7.058883 192.168.160.10.1812 -> 10.27.1.1.5135: udp 90 7.087591 10.27.1.1 -> 192.168.160.10: icmp: 10.27.1.1 udp port 5135 unreachable 7.087614 10.27.1.1 -> 192.168.160.10: icmp: 10.27.1.1 udp port 5135 unreachable 7.087622 10.27.1.1 -> 192.168.160.10: icmp: 10.27.1.1 udp port 5135 unreachable 10.026411 10.27.1.1.5135 -> 192.168.160.10.1812: udp 341 10.026455 10.27.1.1.5135 -> 192.168.160.10.1812: udp 341 10.026463 10.27.1.1.5135 -> 192.168.160.10.1812: udp 341 10.109797 192.168.160.10.1812 -> 10.27.1.1.5135: udp 90 10.109835 192.168.160.10.1812 -> 10.27.1.1.5135: udp 90 10.138594 10.27.1.1 -> 192.168.160.10: icmp: 10.27.1.1 udp port 5135 unreachable 10.138622 10.27.1.1 -> 192.168.160.10: icmp: 10.27.1.1 udp port 5135 unreachable 10.138629 10.27.1.1 -> 192.168.160.10: icmp: 10.27.1.1 udp port 5135 unreachable 28.045921 10.27.1.1.24516 -> 192.168.160.10.1812: udp 341 28.045980 10.27.1.1.24516 -> 192.168.160.10.1812: udp 341 28.045988 10.27.1.1.24516 -> 192.168.160.10.1812: udp 341 28.085612 192.168.160.10.1812 -> 10.27.1.1.24516: udp 90 28.085647 192.168.160.10.1812 -> 10.27.1.1.24516: udp 90 28.114621 10.27.1.1 -> 192.168.160.10: icmp: 10.27.1.1 udp port 24516 unreachable 28.114645 10.27.1.1 -> 192.168.160.10: icmp: 10.27.1.1 udp port 24516 unreachable 28.114652 10.27.1.1 -> 192.168.160.10: icmp: 10.27.1.1 udp port 24516 unreachable
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