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05-02-2025 11:15 AM
05-04-2025 10:43 PM
Hello @Zola12 ,
The quickest way is to check at the traffic logs: Monitor>Logs>Traffic. Do you see any traffic at all? Look at the "Detailed Log View" and see what is going on
You could also follow the following methodology: (bear in mind that you need to configure the FW interfaces, the zones (trust, untrust), the virtual router, the NAT policy and a security policy)
1. Document the vlan numbers, the IP subnets of your topology, the zones in your FW, for better visibility and easier troubleshooting
2. from the FW CLI, ping the ISP Public IP and the internal Network. Does it work?
3. Check the routing table from the GUI: Network>Virtual Routers>default>More Runtime Stats. Is your default route configured?
4. Check the Source NAT configuration. Policies>NAT. Did you configure Source NAT?
5. Check the Security Policies. Policies>Security. Did you configure a security policy?
Regards
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