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08-05-2021 03:21 AM
Hello
For example, some implementations require multicast traffic to be encapsulated before IPSec encrypts it. If this is a requirement for your environment and the GRE tunnel and IPSec tunnel share the same IP address, Add GRE Encapsulation when you set up the IPSec tunnel.
How to configure gre over ipsec？
How to configure?
11-03-2022 03:59 AM - edited 11-03-2022 04:01 AM
Hi all! There is a working version of this GRE over IPSec.
According to the official manual from PaloAlto, there are 2 options for creating this bundle. In the first case, when the source and destination addresses are the same (as in my case) and the source and destination addresses are different.
Let's start setting up:
Side A:
PanOS 10.2
WAN: 10.10.2.50
LAN: 192.168.50.0/24
VTI IP: 10.200.200.1/30
Side B:
Mikrotik:
RouterOS 7.6
WAN: 10.10.2.60
LAN: 192.168.10.0/24
GRE IP: 10.200.200.2/30
--------------------------------
Let's start with PaloAlto:
Create a tunnel (for example 1), add it to the default router and register the ip address 10.200.200.1/30 on it. Next, we create IKE Crypto, IPsec Crypto with the settings that you need.
Create IKE Gateways (I use IKEv2 only mode), then specify Local IP Address 10.10.2.50/24 and Peer Address 10.10.2.60, specify PSK, specify Local Identification 10.10.2.50 and Peer Identification 10.10.2.60. also do not forget to specify IKE Crypto Profile on the Advanced Options tab:
Next, we proceed to configuring IPsec Tunnels:
Select the previously created tunnel 1
Select the previously created IKE Gateway
Select Show Advanced Options and select Add GRE Encapsulation
Go to the Proxy IDs tab and add the IP addresses of our external interfaces:
Local 10.10.2.50 Remote 10.10.2.60
Don't forget to specify routes:
Virtual Router -> Static Routes:
add ->
Destination 192.168.10.0/24
Interface tunnel 1
Next Hop IP Address
10.200.200.2
Commit
----------------------------
Moving on to Mikrotik:
Interfaces -> GRE Tunnel
Creating a GRE tunnel
Specify Local Address 10.10.2.60
Specify Remote Address 10.10.2.50
OK
Next, add the IP address to the interface:
IP -> Addresses
add 10.200.200.2/30
ok
Moving on to creating IPsec:
IP-> IPSec
Creating a Profile
We specify the data we need
Creating Identites:
Specify the PSK
My ID Type Auto
Remote ID Type Auto
Creating Peers:
Specify Address: 10.10.2.50 (IP Address of party A)
Local Address: 10.10.2.60
Specify IKE profile
Exchange Mode IKE2
Creating a Proposal:
We specify the data we need
Creating Policies:
Specifying Peer
Select Tunnel
Src.Address 10.10.2.60
Dst.Address 10.10.2.50
Protocol 255(all)
On the Action tab, do not forget to specify the Proposal.
We specify the routes to the network we need (in my case it is 0.0.0.0/0 10.200.200.1 so that there is Internet access in the office via PaloAlto)
Within the current example 192.168.50.0/24 10.200.200.1
Profit.
08-05-2021 04:08 AM - edited 08-05-2021 09:50 PM
Hello,
Pleased to see your issue as I think I have the same problem, I am also confused and in need of light on this same issue. Need help tellthebell.
08-05-2021 09:57 AM
In that same document but in the next section is a whole area on configuring GRE:
08-05-2021 07:25 PM
Hello Jdelio
This is configure GRE tunnel ，but I need configure gre over ipsec.
11-23-2021 07:48 AM
Should the GRE interface be on the PA side or will it be sufficient on the other side, for example on the Mikrotik or Cisco side?
Has anyone configured GRE over IPSEC between PA and Mikrotik? Please share an example of a working configuration.
09-07-2022 12:02 AM
did you find a solution ?
11-03-2022 03:59 AM - edited 11-03-2022 04:01 AM
Hi all! There is a working version of this GRE over IPSec.
According to the official manual from PaloAlto, there are 2 options for creating this bundle. In the first case, when the source and destination addresses are the same (as in my case) and the source and destination addresses are different.
Let's start setting up:
Side A:
PanOS 10.2
WAN: 10.10.2.50
LAN: 192.168.50.0/24
VTI IP: 10.200.200.1/30
Side B:
Mikrotik:
RouterOS 7.6
WAN: 10.10.2.60
LAN: 192.168.10.0/24
GRE IP: 10.200.200.2/30
--------------------------------
Let's start with PaloAlto:
Create a tunnel (for example 1), add it to the default router and register the ip address 10.200.200.1/30 on it. Next, we create IKE Crypto, IPsec Crypto with the settings that you need.
Create IKE Gateways (I use IKEv2 only mode), then specify Local IP Address 10.10.2.50/24 and Peer Address 10.10.2.60, specify PSK, specify Local Identification 10.10.2.50 and Peer Identification 10.10.2.60. also do not forget to specify IKE Crypto Profile on the Advanced Options tab:
Next, we proceed to configuring IPsec Tunnels:
Select the previously created tunnel 1
Select the previously created IKE Gateway
Select Show Advanced Options and select Add GRE Encapsulation
Go to the Proxy IDs tab and add the IP addresses of our external interfaces:
Local 10.10.2.50 Remote 10.10.2.60
Don't forget to specify routes:
Virtual Router -> Static Routes:
add ->
Destination 192.168.10.0/24
Interface tunnel 1
Next Hop IP Address
10.200.200.2
Commit
----------------------------
Moving on to Mikrotik:
Interfaces -> GRE Tunnel
Creating a GRE tunnel
Specify Local Address 10.10.2.60
Specify Remote Address 10.10.2.50
OK
Next, add the IP address to the interface:
IP -> Addresses
add 10.200.200.2/30
ok
Moving on to creating IPsec:
IP-> IPSec
Creating a Profile
We specify the data we need
Creating Identites:
Specify the PSK
My ID Type Auto
Remote ID Type Auto
Creating Peers:
Specify Address: 10.10.2.50 (IP Address of party A)
Local Address: 10.10.2.60
Specify IKE profile
Exchange Mode IKE2
Creating a Proposal:
We specify the data we need
Creating Policies:
Specifying Peer
Select Tunnel
Src.Address 10.10.2.60
Dst.Address 10.10.2.50
Protocol 255(all)
On the Action tab, do not forget to specify the Proposal.
We specify the routes to the network we need (in my case it is 0.0.0.0/0 10.200.200.1 so that there is Internet access in the office via PaloAlto)
Within the current example 192.168.50.0/24 10.200.200.1
Profit.
09-04-2023 09:07 PM
Hi Vittih,
Kindly let us know the GRE encapsulation configuration part. We followed and GRE Tunnel is showing up and also encapsulation happening in GRE Tunnel but not reaching to IPSec VPN and encryption is showing 0 in PaloAlto IPSEC. We followed all the steps but still IPSEC tunnel is up, GRE Tunnel also UP, but Encapsulation not happening. Any suggestion would appreciated.
10-29-2024 08:47 AM
Hi @v.vittih
This configuration is only for ipsec.. Need gre over ipsec.
Share please
Thanks
Al Amin
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