Routing issue. This route 157.125.0.0/16 on your firewall tells the
firewall that all requests destined for the 157.125.0.0 network to send it
to your internal router. It doesn't know that your internal network is
really 157.125.0.0/23 and that anything destined for 157.125.0.0/24 to send
it to your remote site.
Juan Concepcion
Network Engineer/Security Consultant
CCSA/CCSE Certified
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On 2001.05.28 09:57 Peter Hermanns wrote:
>
> Hi there,
>
> i'm currently trying to set up a VPN between two offices.
> We use VPN-1 for one office and a Netscreen-5 for the other office.
>
> We set up the rules and network objects according to the Checkpoint and
> Netscreen manuals, but
> somehow it's not working.
> Whenever i try to ping the network behind the Netscreen it seems that the
> Checkpoint FW-1 throws the packets back into our own network.
>
> Could it be a routing problem or something else?
> We have a route 157.125.0.0/16 on our firewall with destination our
> internal
> router.
> The netscreen office has the network 157.125.128.0/24 and our local
> network
> the 157.125.132.0/23.
>
> Thnx in advance,
>
> Peter Hermanns
>
>
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