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01-07-2019 12:26 AM - edited 01-07-2019 12:27 AM
Hi All,
firewall interface configured with management profile where ICMP is enabled and i can ping the firewall ip. But we can't see any logs for ICMP in firewall .
How we can get this ?
01-09-2019 04:54 AM
Most probably because you don't have specific rule allowing this traffic, but rather relying on the default intra-zone rule, which doesn't log any traffic.
Even that you have interface management profile you still need a rule the policy to allow that traffic. It is common mistake to overlook this as in most of the cases the default intra-zone rule is already allowing this traffic. But default settings for the intra-zone rule is to NOT log the traffic.
There is two ways to solve this:
- Create specific rule (same source and destination zone) for this traffic and enable the log option on this rule
- Override the default intra-zone rule and enable the logging.
Note that the second option will log any other intra-zone traffic so, depending on your enviroment it migth generate lots of lots of unecessary logs
01-07-2019 01:57 AM
Hi @gpsriram,
As far as I know ICMP is not an option in the interface management profile.
Ping is the selectable option as shown in the screenshot :
Look for 'ping' application in your traffic log instead of icmp application ... + also make sure that the security rule which is being hit is actually being logged :
I hope this helps.
Cheers !
-Kiwi.
01-07-2019 04:46 AM
yes it displays as ping but only if you have a security policy that it matches with log enabled.
you can only see it in @kiwi screen shot as it's hitting the rule "vdraad".
if you are just relying on the management profile then it seems not to show in traffic log.
01-09-2019 04:54 AM
Most probably because you don't have specific rule allowing this traffic, but rather relying on the default intra-zone rule, which doesn't log any traffic.
Even that you have interface management profile you still need a rule the policy to allow that traffic. It is common mistake to overlook this as in most of the cases the default intra-zone rule is already allowing this traffic. But default settings for the intra-zone rule is to NOT log the traffic.
There is two ways to solve this:
- Create specific rule (same source and destination zone) for this traffic and enable the log option on this rule
- Override the default intra-zone rule and enable the logging.
Note that the second option will log any other intra-zone traffic so, depending on your enviroment it migth generate lots of lots of unecessary logs
01-09-2019 04:58 AM
Good point Mr Astardzhiev.
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