07-31-2007 11:45 AM - edited 03-11-2019 03:51 AM
I suspect that the ISP managed router that is sitting in front of my PIX is somehow blocking ISAKMP (UDP 500) packets from reaching my PIX. Is there a way I can test if this is the case? Maybe something like telnetting to port 25 to see if an SMTP host is responding or something similar?
Thanks,
Diego
07-31-2007 12:03 PM
what model pix and what OS version? is there a lan switch that connects the PIX and isp managed router?
you have a couple options...
capturing traffic on the pix...
using span if there's a switch between the two.
last but not least, call the isp and ask them.
07-31-2007 12:15 PM
Hi
In addition to all Steven's suggestions you could run "debug crypto isa" and then initiate a connection. If you see nothing on your pix then yes it could be getting blocked.
Jon
07-31-2007 12:20 PM
You can use Ethereal and USE TCPDUMP utility.
It will show you easyly... How traffic floow in between two device.
Sniffer: You can SPAN switch port use ETHERPEAK ANALYZER NX. You will get idea.
3) Implement below
access-list capin permit ip host {Firewall outside IP} host (Router Outside)
access-list capin permit ip host (Router outside) host {Firewall Outside}
access-list capin permit ip host (Firewall Outside IP) host {Router IP}
access-list capin permit ip host {Router IP} host {Fiewall Outside IP} capture capin access-list capin interface Outside
See show capin callin command Output
Regards,
Dharmesh Purohit
08-01-2007 07:12 PM
Thanks for all your help guys. I had already called the ISP and was told that there was no blocking. I called again, got a different tech, and my problem was solved when the 2nd tech reconfigured the router fronting my PIX.
Thanks,
Diego
08-02-2007 05:10 AM
that usually means something was being blocked and they didn't want to admit it the second time - and the first time you called they didn't even look at it. Same thing has happened to me before.
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