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07-21-2013 12:37 PM
Hi - What is the best method to setup a guest L3 network in PanOS?
UntrustA = Corporate
UntrustB= Guest Internet
wDMZ = Wireless DMZ for Guest Internet
trust = Corporate
Requirements =
1. wDMZ needs to get to a few specific IP's on UntrustA.
2. wDMZ needs to get to the Internet via UntrustB.
Initially I was thinking of a second vRouter? OR is policy based forwarding the way to go?
Thank you!
07-21-2013 02:13 PM
Hi,
If the UntrustB is used to route the Guest traffic to internet then you can use a secondary VR that has wDMZ and UntrustB.
You would need two routes in this VR
> A default route to internet via untrustB for guest users to get to internet
> A static route to get the corporate trust where the next hop would be type VR and value will be the primary VR.
The access from wDMZ to trust can be controlled using security polices than using routes.
Hope that helps.
07-21-2013 02:36 PM
That is what I had, but Internet was not routing out UntrustB. DNS was routing fine to trust with policies.
I am not sure if some of my issue is with UntrustB using DHCP for it's IP address.
I had..
Zone wGuest
> UntrustB
> wDMZ
Static Route 0.0.0.0/0 UntrustB
Static Route (trust) x.x.x.x/24 Next - VR (trust)
I also had policy..
wDMZ to UntrustB allow everything.
Thanks for the reply!
07-24-2013 06:21 AM
Do you have a NAT policy configured ?
07-24-2013 09:32 AM
I agree with nat to confirme it
activate log at start sesion on your policy rule which have allow your traffic and
go to traffic log in monitor tab and check if you see incomplete application.
if yes that mean you send something but with no retourn back to you.
resolv that by source nat policy which change the client ip to the ip of your untrust interface (the ip gave by dhcp)
regards
07-24-2013 07:12 PM
I had a user error in the NAT Thanks for your thoughts! Plus I ended up setting up a PBF rules as well.
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