04-10-2011 05:18 AM
Can not get the VPN up and SA Active on site 2 site VPN between two SSG320M
Can you believe that same boxes but still VPN does not work
Tried Policy based ( read and applied all )
Tried Route based ( read and applied all ) what is the problem here ?
two sites
Local Site
HQ = server ip is 10.1.1.100/24
HQ public ip is = 8.8.8.1/27
remote site
RemOff
RO = server ip = 172.16.1.50/16
RO public ip is = 7.7.7.2/29
I did it with wizard, I did accoring to the VPN manuals.. somethings missing I guess. please help
04-10-2011 07:00 AM
Are you looking for an example? If not, can you share your config? This will allow the community to see what's wrong.
-John
04-10-2011 11:54 AM
As John indicated there is not enough information in your post for us to help. If you are not comfortable in posting the configurations for us to review your other option is to post the error messages you are getting in the firewall log. There are a number of configuration steps that have to exactly match on both sides of the tunnel or it won't work. The messages help narrow down which configuration needs to be adjusted.
Check these troubleshooting guides for VPN connections. And let us know which problem you are experiencing if you can't see the issue yourself.
Flow Chart Troubleshooting Guide
http://kb.juniper.net/kb/documents/public/resoluti
Question and Answer troubleshooting guide
http://kb.juniper.net/InfoCenter/index?page=conten
04-11-2011 03:14 AM
thas what I did.
Log into SSG320 A through the web interface
Configure your tunnel interface
Click Network -> Interfaces
Make sure the dropdown in the top left says Tunnel IF, and click New
I put mine in the Untrust zone because I want all of my VPN traffic to run throug my Untrust->Trust policy
Click unnumbered and select the untrust interface ( this case the untrust interface is what I configured with ip from my isp )
click OK
Configure your VPN Gateway
Click VPNs -> AutoKey Advanced -> Gateway
click New
Name the gateway "FWB-gw"
I select the custom security level
Enter the public IP address of Firewall B ( this is the public address when I go to internet isnt it? ) as 82.XXX.XXX.146/29
Carefully enter your preshared key
select untrust for your outgoing interface ( I select the zone that I created before for the isp interface )
click advanced
select User defined (custom)
in the first dropdown select pre-g2-aes128-sha
click return at the bottom
click OK at the bottom
Create the VPN
on the menu on the left select VPNs -> Autokey ike
click New
name it FWB-vpn
select Custom
leave predefined checked and select your FW-gw in the dropdown
click Advanced
select custom
in the first dropdown, select g2-esp-aes128-sha
turn on replay protection
Bind to tunnel interface, and select your tunnel interface you created in step 2
turn on VPN monitor (this will bring up the VPN right away and keep it up even when there´s no traffic on it) my case it didnt ...
click Return
click OK
add routes to the remote network. I will add a static.
menu click Network -> Routing -> Destination
click new
type in the network address behind Firewall B ( this is the private ip address behind the firewall B the One I m tying to reach. isnt it? I used as 172.22.1.XXX/32
Select Gateway
Select your tunnel interface in the dropdown ( selected tunnel 1 )
( no ip addresses added under the tunnel interface
click ok
Add policy to allow access to/from the remote network. Create an Untrust->Trust policy which allows access from the Network
behind FWB to hosts or the network behind FWB. You probably want to allow Ping at a minimum.
as from FWA trust zone to untrust zone --- > 172.16.1.XXX/32 to 172.22.1.XXX/32
and from FWA untrust zone to trust zone --- > 172.22.1.XXX/32 to 172.16.1.XXX/32
Repeat steps 1-6 on SSG320 B. Substituting SSG320 B´s data.
After I did all that
SSG320 B
VPn name - FWA-VPN
SA ID - 0000000c
policy id - -1/-1
Peer Gw ip - 82.145.XXX.XXX
TYPE - AutoIKE
SA status - inactive
SA link - inactive
SSG320 A
VPn name - FWB-VPN
SA ID - 00000001
policy id - -1/-1
Peer Gw ip - 82.145.YYY.Y
TYPE - AutoIKE
SA status - inactive
SA link - inactive
and event logs of both firewall.
SSG320 A
IKE 82.145.YYY.Y Phase 1: Retransmission limit has been reached
on firewall A thats the only error msg comes up
SSG320 B
Responder starts MAIN mode negotiations.
IKE 82.145.XXX.XXX Phase 1: Retransmission limit has been reached
Added Phase 2 session tasks to the task list.
and continues
please let me know where is what missing. thnx
04-11-2011 03:47 PM
For this message
Responder starts MAIN mode negotiations.
IKE 82.145.XXX.XXX Phase 1: Retransmission limit has been reached
See kb9349
http://kb.juniper.net/InfoCenter/index?page=conten
Since the site B is going into responder mode then most likely the settings are good on Site A. The two most common causes of this timeout are:
typo on the gateway ip address on the gateway object for site B.
Wrong outgoing interface selected on the Gateway object for site B
The Gateway outgoing interface is not a zone selection but an interface choice. You do want this to be the interface that your internet service is connected to on the firewall. Unfortunately you cannot edit this attribute after creation in the web interface but you can see the value in the advanced tab to confirm it is correct.
Static route
You do want to put in a gateway address when you create the static route instead of leaving it blank. This will be the internal address of the interface on the remote side.
Are you sure you only want /32 addresses for the routes and policy? This will require a route and policy for each address then once the tunnel is actually up.
Monitor
Only enable the monitor on one firewall. Since the monitor causes the firewall to initiate tunnel negociations you don't want both firewalls to start at the same time and keep waiting for each other to become responders.