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11-12-2016 04:30 AM - edited 11-12-2016 04:31 AM
I have a situation where by when an Oracle Web Cache server is placed behind a PA firewall, the application takes time to load or fails in some cases. The design is as followins;
Windows 7 Client --> Routers --> PaloAlto Firewall --> Radware Loadbalancer port 80 (VIP) --> Oracle WebCache Server port 7777 --> Backend Oracle Apps.
I have allowed all traffic and stripped down the firewall to minimum configs.
What could be the problem?
11-12-2016 04:32 AM
From the traffic logs I see the traffic is allowed to cross through
11-14-2016 01:31 AM
can you provide some more details ? is the loadbalancer masking the server IP with a floating one, could return traffic originate from a different loadbalancer?
if you set a filter (debug dataplane packet-diag set filter...) and look at the global counters corresponding to your sessions (show counter global filter packet-filter yes), are you seeing any packets getting dropped ?
you could try running a packetcapture or flow basic to gain more visibility on what is happening on the dataplane: Getting Started: Flow Basic
11-15-2016 04:11 PM
I've seen this type of issue when the load balancer is setup in a way that allows asymmetrical routing. Here is the RADware document that describes the issue and how to avoid this in their load balancer.
http://kb.radware.com/Questions/AppDirector/Public/What-is-Segmentation
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