site-to-site VPN stuff

[r0mm3L]

problem:

the tunnel is up but not passing traffic

gae lang ko ninyo ug hint hehe

help the noob

[r0mm3L]

ap

[sleepydeepeyed]

unsa imo gamit?exact info = clear solutions

[IT]

-ap mp

no backdoor... please

[r0mm3L]

juniper firewall

i think i already said it all

according to my logs : phase 1 and phase 2 already completed, vpn is up, ders nothing to worry about the tunneling

not passing traffic: meaning i cant ping from a lan in site 1 to a lan in site 2

gets?

akong suspecha is the routing

@IT

OT ka?

[r0mm3L]

so?

[Tamblot]

Two possible things.

1. Routing.
2. Security Policy.

[r0mm3L]

thnx

[vrad03]

How about firewall config nmu bro? Does it allow IMCP to get thru?

[r0mm3L]

akong gi permi tanan traffic from inside to outside

[eadwired]

hi bro.. IPsec vpn na noh ?

[r0mm3L]

edward

yep

[r0mm3L]

karon lang nag handle ug recurity

my partner is resigning hehehe

[cold_fusion]

Are the two lan's on different subnets?
They should be. Your gateway will not pass traffic outside if the destination IP is the same as the inside net.

Are the gateway (routers) be able to route the other LAN's subnet to the next via VPN?
Check the firewall rules.

What traffic will not pass? Outgoing or incoming?
Use a network sniffer (tcpdump) on both sides to check this.

If you could show the "ipconfig/all" output of one of the PC on each LAN, maybe a real diagnoses of your problem can be made.