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Need help! Specific subnet cannot access my internal resource

L3 Networker

Hi Team,

 

I just need an advise. 

 

I have this setup as attached but I have this mystery that's been bugging me for days now. There is only one subnet which cannot access my internal resource.

I ran the filter and global counter and there are specific counters I noticed.

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Can someone enlighten me on this?

 

Regards,

Renz

 

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Community Team Member

Hi @renzanjo11 ,

 

You might be experiencing this issue:
Packets Dropped: Forwarded to a Different Zone 

 

Hope this helps,

-Kim.

LIVEcommunity team member, CISSP
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L2 Linker

you need to check on the monitor traffic logs and which policy it is hitting most probably its not hitting the correct policy.

Zain

L3 Networker

Hi everyone!

 

Thank you very much for all of the suggestions.

 

I am pretty sure it's hitting the correct policy and NAT rules. I tried clearing the sessions but still no good.

I'm really confused what here I am doing wrong. I am so used to NAT and policies but this time I'm dropping.

 

I can give you a glimpse of the logs I got.

 

Regards,

Renz

from the traffic logs you can see the application is incomplete, please take a packet capture from the monitor tab and when you initiate the traffic run the below command(run this command 3-5 times):
filter should be source: 111.223.89.115  dst: 116.12.174.226 and vice versa 
show counter global filter packet-filter yes delta yes


 

from this command you check what firewall is doing to the traffic 

 

Zain

L3 Networker

@msyeedrafiqi Hi ! 

 

Thank you very much! 

 

I am just curious, shouldn't I use the translated server address? Or for this case I should ignore it first?

 

Regards,

Renz

L2 Linker

You are correct. the correct filter would be your private client ip and public destination IP
2- your natted Ip and the destination IP
3- destination IP and private IP
4- Destination - your public IP

Zain

L3 Networker

Hi @msyeedrafiqi ,

 

Are these packet filter indexes? 

2- your natted Ip and the destination IP
3- destination IP and private IP
4- Destination - your public IP

 

Regards,

Renz

L2 Linker

On the firewall packet capture we can only have 4 max filters. 
The first filter would be Private Ip and Destination IP
Second would be vice versa
Third would be Natted IP and Destination IP

Fourth Vice versa

Zain
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