From: Dogbert on
Hi everyone,

I don't know if this is the best ng to place my question.

I'm having trouble creating a VPN tunnel between my Checkpoint NG R56 cluster
and a pfsense box.

I successfully create a tunnel in the reverse direction, e.g. a client behind
pfsense can connect via IPSEC tunnel to a client protected by checkpoint. I
still have problem the other way around.

Both firewall has been configured with 3DES and MDS for both phase 1 and 2 and
PFS (perfect forward secrecy) and the same shared secret (obviously).
I've created successfully the same scenario with a SmoothWall box with
Openswan patch and vpnpack.

Does anyone has any idea ?

Thanks
Riccardo

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From: Alessandro Perilli on
Hi Riccardo,
first of all something is strange: Check Point NG last version is R55W.
R56 is just for SecureClient.

Anyway to successful troubleshoot this environment I should see the
Check Point SmartView Tracker logs and pfSense IPSec logs.

Can you provide a couple of screenshots?


Alessandro Perilli, CISSP, MVP
http://www.alessandroperilli.com
http://www.securityzero.com
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From: Alessandro Perilli on
Riccardo,
I have the strong suspect the Check Point object for pfSense network
has the wrong subnet mask. Or something like that.
The declared Check Point error is not necessary helpful or related to
the real problem.

I could say it for sure just looking at the Check Point screenshoot for
Main Mode packet, without any privacy masking. If you prefer send me a
direct mail with the screenshot.


Regards

Alessandro Perilli, CISSP, MVP
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