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vpn is up but cannot ping the remote interface
Hello ,
In my lab sd-wan everything is ok all my vpn up I create 4 vpn in a vpn zone i create a policy between my lan and the zone a static route between lan and zone vpn but i cannot ping my remote branch .
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all the vpn are down now hhh
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can't quite figure out where 10.0.2.0/24 network is located, i can see in the left side 10.0.1.0/24 .
as for ping, if you are trying to ping, i guess from the right side, a fortigate interface is ping enabled on it and firewall rules/routes in place ?
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Hello @funkylicious
10.0.2.0/24 is the other lan i forget to mention it .
yes i made everything in place the routes , the rules and allowed ping in interface but i cant ping the other lan i connot even ping the firewall
all the config i made is on the pictures
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i change the route here you are
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if you start a packet capture/tcpdump on the site-A fgt and a ping from site-B, are they reaching the gate or not? and on what interface is the traffic coming and is there a reply back and on what interface.
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my ipsec monitor
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Hi @smartslima ,
If the VPN is up, run sniffer packet capture to make sure that it is entering to the correct VPN tunnel on local and leaving the VPN tunnel correctly on remote.
If the Ping is leaving the remote FGT as well, confirm whether the echo reply is back.
If the Ping is not leaving the remote FGT, please run debug flow commands to collect some outputs.
Jerry
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Hi @dingjerry_FTNT , @funkylicious
I found the problem now i can ping my remote vpc from the fortigate but from my vpc in the local lan as fortigate i cannot reach the other vpc my policy is set i have two routes one 0.0.0.0 from internet zone and the other is thes address of my remote lan from vpn zone
for the phase 2 of vpn i choosed 0.0.0.0/0 for all of them .
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Hi @smartslima ,
It's so hard to read and understand your info when there is no punctuation.
Anyway.
"I found the problem now"
What is the problem?
If you really need help, please provide the following info:
When you have the Ping issue, what is the source IP? What is the destination IP? You may use the IPs in the following sniffer packets capture command.
Can you run diag sniffer capture on both FGTs?
diag sniffer packet any 'host x.x.x.x and host y.y.y.y and icmp' 4
Before run it, you need to disable ASIC offloading in firewall policy if your FGT has NPU.
config firewall policy
edit <id>
set auto-asic-offload disable
end
Once you are done with the sniffer packets capture, you may enable the ASIC offload back.
Jerry
