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Need help with Port Forwarding or 1:1 NAT
Hi Folks,
Been having trouble making the Port Forwarding or 1:1 NAT mapping on the MX firewall work.
I have a /29 public subnet available at my disposal, but I cannot establish an ssh connection to my ubuntu server from the outside.
For Port Forwarding here are the parameters:
Uplink: Internet 1
Protocol: TCP
Public Port: 1022
LAN IP: x.x.x.x
Local Port: 22
Remote IPs: Any
For 1:1 NAT
Public IP: y.y.y.y
LAN IP: x.x.x.x
Uplink: Internet 1
Protocol: TCP
Port: 22
Remote IPs: 0.0.0.0/0 or any
I added an inbound firewall rule to allow inbound traffic to the VLAN containing the Ubuntu server on port 22.
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Any firewall running on the Ubuntu host?
Some ISPs filter inbound traffic. Test for this by doing a packet capture on the MX Internet interface (filter="port 22"), and make sure the traffic is at least making it to the MX.
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We did a trace route from a remote user, and the traffic is able to reach the MX.
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A traceroute does not reveal if a port is being filtered.
First do a packet capture on the MX Internet interface. Do you see the traffic arriving? If no - issue with the ISP.
Do a packet capture on the MX LAN interface. Do you see the traffic arriving? If no - issue with MX configuration.
Do a packet capture on the Ubuntu instance (using tcpdump). Do you see the traffic arriving? If no - issue Ubuntu configuration.
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Can The ubuntu server ping the Meraki?
Does the ubuntu server have a default Gateway that is pointing to the Meraki?
What External IP is the ubuntu server leaving on the internet, is it showing the IP that you set in the 1:1 NAT?
Do you have both a Forwarding Rule and a 1:1 NAT rule pointing to the same device, If so try removing the forwarding rule and just keep the 1:1.
Any Layer 7 Firewall rules blocking the connection?
Any IPS logs show blocks on SSH?
Did you confirm this second public IP is working?
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Can The ubuntu server ping the Meraki?
Does the ubuntu server have a default Gateway that is pointing to the Meraki?
What External IP is the ubuntu server leaving on the internet, is it showing the IP that you set in the 1:1 NAT?
Do you have both a Forwarding Rule and a 1:1 NAT rule pointing to the same device, If so try removing the forwarding rule and just keep the 1:1.
Any Layer 7 Firewall rules blocking the connection?
Any IPS logs show blocks on SSH?
Did you confirm this second public IP is working?
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Do you have Umbrella enabled ?
if so you need to create VPN exclusion rules in Local internet breakout.
otherwise traffic vom the NAT-Client will be send into umbrella and will be blocked.
this is however only configurable in SDWAN hub-mode.
