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sparrowhawk · ‎Jun 27 2024

Well, the routes are correct according to my colleague who looks after the AWS side of things. I think we need to look at all angles. I was hoping there would be a guide that I could work through but I guess there are too many variables. Thanks for your help anyway, much appreciated.

sparrowhawk · ‎Jun 27 2024

I'll ask my devs about that. I don't have access to the AWS console, unfortunately. Do you think that traffic is not being directed back along the correct route? We all thought that the issue is down to the MX config, but you seem to think the issue is in AWS, yes? I want to clarify if we need to shift our focus, that's all.

sparrowhawk · ‎Jun 27 2024

Hi @alemabrahao thanks for your reply. We have set up a static route between AWS and the OpenVPN client IP range, and I'm told that is working. Can you expand on the source/destination checking? My dev team didn't understand that part. Thanks.

sparrowhawk · ‎Jun 27 2024

We have set up a S2S VPN between our local subnet on our MX100 and AWS. This is working and hosts in AWS can be reached from the LAN. We have an OpenVPN server on the local subnet but when clients are connected to this VPN, they can't reach any hosts in AWS. They can reach everything in the LAN. Can anyone point me to a guide that might help me troubleshoot why this isn't working? Thanks.

sparrowhawk · ‎May 7 2019

Security Center logging is now down to two weeks. Are sales of Stealthwatch Cloud too slow for Cisco I wonder?

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