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Citrix Session Reliability - port 2598 tcp

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I have a policy that allows traffic to my Citrix server using application objects Citrix, Citrix-jedi, web-browsing, and ssl. The Citrix object includes 2598 tcp (session reliability) as a standard port. I originally had service set to application-default, but I noticed that traffic on 2598 is being shown as "unknown-tcp" application, and is being blocked, so I changed service to any. Session reliability (2598) connections are still being blocked. What's the best way to fix this so session reliability works?

Thanks,

Derek Harris

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Derek.

You could ptu in place an Application Override for the session reliability port, but first you should be sure that's actually the problem.

I had a similar problem recently when I moved my Citrix Metaframe front end server from one IP link behind an old Checkpoint firewall to a new one behind the Palo Alto firewalls - and the issue turned out to be a mis-match between the session reliability being enabled on one end and not the other end (between the front end and the server farm).

I also had to put in an applicatuion override for the Citrix STA (Secure Ticket Authority) on port 8080 because that didn't match - but the Session reliability went away once I got the reliability configured on both ends.

Cheers

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Derek.

You could ptu in place an Application Override for the session reliability port, but first you should be sure that's actually the problem.

I had a similar problem recently when I moved my Citrix Metaframe front end server from one IP link behind an old Checkpoint firewall to a new one behind the Palo Alto firewalls - and the issue turned out to be a mis-match between the session reliability being enabled on one end and not the other end (between the front end and the server farm).

I also had to put in an applicatuion override for the Citrix STA (Secure Ticket Authority) on port 8080 because that didn't match - but the Session reliability went away once I got the reliability configured on both ends.

Cheers

Session reliability is enabled on the server (single server install, <40 clients), and I have confirmed that it works on the LAN. I just put an application override policy in place, so I'll see if that takes care of it. I'll let you know...

Thanks!

It looks like it's working now. It's no longer showing "unknown-tcp," but occasionally shows "insufficient-data." It's allowing the packets now, so thanks for your help.

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