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07-13-2024 12:12 PM
I have 2 sites, each with a virtual ION. Each has 2 WAN interfaces, behind NAT, and a pair of tunnels to Prisma Access. Site1 is fine and both tunnels are up. Site 2 was fine but at some point one of the tunnels went down.
I cannot figure out what could be the issue as their appears to be limited logging or IKE/IPsec debugging. I can see the from the CLI the down tunnel is in the "tunnel_bring_up" state. Internet from both interfaces works and I can ping tunnel endpoint from either WAN interface.
These tunnels were auto created using the "Connect to Prisma Access" feature and both have the same tunnel endpoint IP. Site 1 is configured in a similar fashion and is up.
Any ideas where to look next?
07-13-2024 12:17 PM
So the virtual ion is behind a palo FW and the session state was stale I think. I cleared the session from the Palo and the tunnel came up.
07-13-2024 12:17 PM
So the virtual ion is behind a palo FW and the session state was stale I think. I cleared the session from the Palo and the tunnel came up.
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