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02-01-2019 09:59 AM
Have a PA820 connected to a remote machine via IPsec tunnel - Management port has been opened up to access over LAN (works) - and can ping the Management IP over the tunnel - but am not able to connect to the web GUI. Any pointers?
Many thanks in advance!
02-01-2019 01:31 PM
Hello,
Check the logs to see why/if traffic is getting blocked. Did you set restrictions of 'Permitted IP Addresses' can connect to the Mgmt interface?
Just a few thoughts.
02-02-2019 04:05 AM
Hi @OtakarKlier, thanks for the reply! Turned out it was a policy in Policies > Security, which we called "Access from Remote" (which isn't actually remote, but a remote computer on the same LAN we wanted access from). Under Application it had "Ping" which I changed to "Any". Now I am able to ping AND access the web GUI (I assume SSH will work now as well).
Question - how much of a security hole is this? What else should I do to secure it even more? I understand having the Mgmt port completely closed off will do the trick - but its a remote office so need to be able to run configurations (and we are not using Panorama)
Many thanks
Kay
02-02-2019 07:12 AM
Well your effectively authorizing that one device to do whatever it wants to the management port of your firewall, which wouldn't be exactly something I would call best practice.
I would modify this security policy so the application is [ ping ssh ssl panos-web-interface ], and then I would only the necissary IPs that need to access this device under Permitted IPs so that no other device can contact the management interface.
02-07-2021 06:46 PM
I have 2 3260 Palo Alto firewalls in 2 data centers. I configured GRE tunnels between 2 Arista Switches and they are in front of Firewalls. I configured OSPF routing protocol. All prefixes are learned by OSPF. Both Firewalls can ping each other of management interfaces. GUI and SSH are not working remotely. I researched but not able to find the right solution. Please reply if you have any solution for this issue.
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