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faycal_29095
Nimbostratus
Dec 02, 2007Virutal Server for VPN
hi everybody;
i create a Virtual server, type standard (0.0.0./0) for VPN use (UDP 500).
but i see only some packet in this VS.
please, can you help me to understand where exactly can we found the trafic of this VPN? is it in the VS Wildcard or in this VS ?
thanks.
- JRahm
Admin
Did you enable all protocols on that virtual server? Traditional IPSec uses udp/500, but also protocol 50 (ESP), which would be discarded if you have only allowed udp. - faycal_29095
Nimbostratus
hello; - JRahm
Admin
ESP is not a tcp/udp protocol. In IPv4 protocol field, tcp is 6, udp is 17, and esp is 50. You will need to enable all protocols for this to work. I have attached a snapshot of the GUI configuration - faycal_29095
Nimbostratus
we already have a VS Wildcard Forwarding IP (see the attached capture). this VS load balance the internal traffic to internet using two ISP. - JRahm
Admin
I would do this by applying a virtual 0.0.0.0/0 against ONLY the internal vlan, with a rule applied (below). I am not sure I understand your requirements as a couple of them seem conflicting. Here's a start for you, and If I am misunderstanding, please post back. Also, if you use AH or NAT-T at all, you'll also need to allow for protocol 51 and udp/4500 (respectively)when CLIENT_ACCEPTED { if { [IP::protocol] == 50 } { pool isp-gateways member ISP1 } elseif { [UDP::local_port] == 500 } { pool isp-gateways member ISP1 } else { pool isp-gateways } }
- faycal_29095
Nimbostratus
i will axplain you my situation.
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