Hello,
I have a strange problem that may be related to the endian way of policy based
routing.
ICMP packages seem not to be routed properly.
Client -> cisco vpn box 1 -> public network -> cisco vpn box 2 -> endian ->
server
RDP and other tcp/udp based services from client work, ICMP packets are sent to
the server, the server answers but the packets seem not to be forwarded by the
endian to the cisco vpn box 2. The cisco vpn box 2 and the endian are both in
the same green LAN and the endian has configured a static route to static
gateway «cisco vpn box 2». As told, this works for all tested services but
ICMP.
If I set a route manually to the vpn box on the shell by using «route add», it
works. If I set a route directly on the client to the cisco box, it works too.
So this seems to be a problem with the iptables way of routing packets.
Any hints how to fix this?
Best regards,
Marco
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