Issue trying to set up remote access to Pen Test device

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Issue trying to set up remote access to Pen Test device

Hi all,

 

I have a Raspberry Pi connected to a MS switch in its own Vlan and for the some reason I cannot connect or even ping the device remotely. I have set up 1to 1 Nat from my Public IP but still no joy. Any help much appreciated

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alemabrahao
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Do you have any firewall rules configured that could be blocking access?
Is the MX's public IP configured directly on the MX's WAN? Is this IP behind a CGNAT?

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Hi no I dont see any rules blocking, very simple set up;

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BlakeRichardson
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If the device is open using port forwarding be aware this isn't secure, using a VPN would be a better approach. 

PhilipDAth
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Are you trying to ping your device from inside or outside of your network?

 

Does the Raspberry Pi have a firewall on it, and if so, is ping allowed?

I am trying to ping from outside my network. Ping is allowed and there i no FW on the Pi

alemabrahao
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Ping will not work in 1:1 NAT, only access to the specific port that you have allowed will work.

My advice is not to open this communication to the internet but to set up a Site to Site VPN which is more secure.

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Ok many thanks. Setting up Site to Site VPN is easy enough to a non Meraki Device?

alemabrahao
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Yes,

 

https://documentation.meraki.com/MX/Site-to-site_VPN/Site-to-Site_VPN_Settings#Non-Meraki_VPN_Peers

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