Route check on PA firewall - Longest match not there??

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Route check on PA firewall - Longest match not there??

L4 Transporter

Hello Experts

 

 

I want to check which route is matching for some host IP like 10.155.7.33, so I can check the outgoing interface and destination zone for policy lookup. When I run the command “show routing route destination 10.155.7.33/32”, it is showing nothing. Although I have matching route 10.115.7.0/24 in the routing table. 

 

Kindly help !

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L6 Presenter

Use traceroute command

Thanks. Unfortunately traceroute is not allowed on firewall. For outgoing self traffic of firewall, like ping/traceroute, should I need intra-zone policy to allow source address: self ip of firewall, destination: any ?

 

But surprisingly, show routing route command does not show matching route. Strange ! or I am missing something

 

Appreciated your reply

Hi,

 

intra-zone traffic is permitted by default on FW. Self-traffic is not scanned by security policies, so if it is destined to the FW or initiated by FW. 

 

Cheers 

Hello

 

In our fw, intra-zone policies are blocked so In this case I need to create explicit rules for traffic destined to the FW or initiated by FW?

 

Appreciated your reply

L4 Transporter

The "show" command would only find something if you had a route exactly for 10.155.7.33/32.

However, what you want to use is the "test" command:

 

test routing fib-lookup virtual-router default ip <destination-ip>

 

Output will show which route matches this destination IP address.

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