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04-13-2022 05:58 PM
Hello,
I’ve recently ran into an issue where I’m using IKEv2 preferred and the two firewalls are using different versions of PAN-OS. It will fail with “invalid sig.”. If both firewalls are the same PAN-OS version (this has been happening on 9.1.11-9.1-13h3… I don’t have any other versions to test), it works fine. But since I can’t update all firewalls at the same time, there are periods of time where they are different versions and that results in the tunnel dropping.
Additionally, as I’m using IKEv2 preferred, I assumed that when IKEv2 failed, it would use IKEv1 but that doesn’t seem to be the case.
Are both of these expected behaviors? There must be something I am missing.
Thanks.
04-19-2022 10:49 PM
Hi @COlson
I don't know the exact detail of the implementstion of "IKEv2 preferred" but I only had issues with this in the past. I recommend you to use IKEv2 only. Once the tunnel is successfully connected it will not suddenly fail to establish and then do a fallback to IKEv1. If it really fails in such a situation, then it probably is because of an (unlikely) MITM attack.
04-23-2022 05:40 PM
Hi,
I could set it to IKEv2 only but the same problem arises; as soon as the the two firewalls are on different versions of PAN-OS, IKEv2 fails. I would have thought that would be the use case for IKEv2 preferred but it doesn’t seem it.
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