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01-30-2023 05:22 PM - edited 01-30-2023 05:26 PM
Hey All looking for some help on a VM Palo that lives on a dedicated ESX box
See attached diagram sorry if its confusing
ISP modem(192.168.10.1) --Palo WAN port ether1/1 using sub interface ether 1/1.10 (192.168.10.3)
Switch (VLAN1 192.168.10.2) --> Palo LAN Port on eth1/2 using sub interface eth 1/2.10 (192.168.10.4)
A machine on 192.168.10.X can ping 192.168.10.4 fine
I can log into the Palo fine at 192.168.10.4
Cannot ping the WAN interface at 192.168.10.3
Cannot get out to the internet
I think I have a routing issue but not sure where.
What static routes would I need on the virtual routers? I do no need 2 VRs since they are on the same subnet
VR 1 - default and contains the WAN interface
VR 2 - contains LAN interface
I realize I should move the Modem to a separate network, which I will do and the WAN interface. For now I am trying to get this working without having internet downtime. Any help is appreciated
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01-31-2023 11:01 AM
Hi @ryansoto12 ,
Can you create a default route on the VR that has the internal and as the next hop, specify the other VR.
01-31-2023 02:31 PM - edited 01-31-2023 02:44 PM
Hey @JayGolf I have cleaned the mess up
Its as attached
From 192.168.10.X I cannot ping 192.168.10.1 (LAN interface on Palo) or 192.168.9.3 (WAN Interface on Palo)
Also why is the Palo picking up traffic at this point? I have nothing on the network with a Default Gateway as the Palo. Everything is still has a default gateway of 192.168.10.2 or 192.168.50.2 (Switch vlan IPs ) with a static route to the ISP at 192.168.9.1
Appreciate the time!
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