IPSec Tunnel Endpoint iApp

Problem this snippet solves:

This iAPP template creates a complete configuration for establishing an IPSec tunnel between a Windows Azure virtual network and your F5 protected corporate network. Additionally, this iApp may be utilized for establishing site-2-site VPN between any compatible IPSec device.

The BIG-IP supports both policy and route-based VPNs.

Contributed by: Gregory Coward, Solution Architect

Code :

75380

Tested this on version:

12.0
Published Aug 03, 2016
Version 1.0
application delivery
AWS
Azure
cloud
ipsec
vpn

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  • Dante_T_178424's avatar
    Dante_T_178424
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    May 01, 2017

    Hello,

     

    When I try to delete the application I am getting the following error:

     

    01070265:3: The Tunnel (/Common/AzureS2S.app/AzureS2S_Tunnel) cannot be deleted because it is in use by a IPsec map (/Common/AzureS2S.app/AzureS2S_Tunnel 1).

     

    Any suggestions on how to delete the application?

     

  • Greg_Coward's avatar
    Greg_Coward
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    May 01, 2017

    Hi there Dante,

     

    Sorry, iApps seem to have a little "process ordering" issue when it comes to removing tunnels. To delete the iApp instance, you need to manually delete in order:

     

    1. Disable 'strict updates' for the iApp instance - (a. click on deploy application service, b. select 'properties', c. 'advanced', d. uncheck 'Strict Update', e. select 'update')

       

    2. Route created directing traffic to the IPsec tunnel (Network - Routes)

       

    3. Tunnel Self-IP (Network - Self IPs)

       

    4. Tunnel (Network - Tunnels)

       

    5. Delete the iApp instance to remove remaining objects.

       

  • Squeak's avatar
    Squeak
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    Apr 17, 2018

    @Sebastian Aguirre G

     

    You´ll need to provision LTM and APM.