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03-28-2025 03:38 PM
I have a site to site configure and tunnel established between palo alto and juniper vsrx. I am trying to route an IPSec tunnel through the existing tunnel. I am able to ping through the existing tunnels so connectivity exist. I have applied and "ANY/ANY" policy as well. The issue I is the traffic from the "spoke/remote" is able to send the IKEv2 Initiation through the tunnel but the Hub response is never making it back. I see the session in the browser as being sent to the hub but again the return traffic is lost somewhere. If I connect Palo Alto to Palo Alto the inner tunnel establishes just fine through the outter tunnel. If I configure Juniper to Juniper same outcome. No ACL's or anything like that that are applied either.
04-01-2025 09:05 PM - edited 04-01-2025 09:06 PM
Hello @skey4867 ,
@skey4867 wrote:
I have a site to site configure and tunnel established between palo alto and juniper vsrx. I am trying to route an IPSec tunnel through the existing tunnel. I am able to ping through the existing tunnels so connectivity exist. I have applied and "ANY/ANY" policy as well. The issue I is the traffic from the "spoke/remote" is able to send the IKEv2 Initiation through the tunnel but the Hub response is never making it back. I see the session in the browser as being sent to the hub but again the return traffic is lost somewhere. If I connect Palo Alto to Palo Alto the inner tunnel establishes just fine through the outter tunnel. If I configure Juniper to Juniper same outcome. No ACL's or anything like that that are applied either.
Are you trying to do some tunnel in a tunnel?
Also, you can refer to https://live.paloaltonetworks.com/t5/pancast-episodes/pancast-episode-12-troubleshooting-ipsec-tunne... for some initial troubleshooting.
Olivier
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