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FTD: ICMP Inspection Issue

hashimwajid1
Level 3
Level 3

 Hi 

 

recently i deployed FTD 2140 in HA. i created multiple sub-interfaces on FTD for inter-vlan routing. i am facing one issue regarding Ping between host in different VLANs and i am not able to ping between hosts in different VLANs. 

 

1- ICMP inspection is enable via flexconfig ( i can see in running-config icmp inspection)

2- i also allowed ICMP in policy

3- all traffic is permitted in firewall

4- i can do RDP to host in different VLANs but cannot ping

 

5- in Packet capture only echo request can be seen but no echo reply

6- in FMC log i cannot see ICMP reply 

 

FMC version is 6.2.2 and FTD version is 6.2.1

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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ostorvacisco
Level 1
Level 1

I had the same isse.

 

Disabling icmp inspect fixed me issue.

 

You can disable it with flexconfig:

 

policy-map global_policy
 class inspection_default
  no inspect ftp

Hi ostorvacisco, let me modify your lines.

 

no inspect icmp

 

 

Hi hashimwajid1, also you can check inspect drop with:

 

show service-policy

show asp drop

 
 
 

Regards.-

 

 

.

Thank you Matias.

 

To troubleshoot deeper you can capture packets, with the following capture you can see what packets are drop in ASP.

 

capture CAP type asp-drop

 

show capture CAP

 

2: 10:55:09.590957 802.1Q vlan#3604 P6 arp reply 192.168.236.85 is-at 0:0:c:9f:fe:14 Drop-reason: (l2_same-lan-port) L2 Src/Dst same LAN port

 

I realized that some arp-reply were discarded, I dont know exactly why, but disabling that inspect the issue disapeared.

 

Regards,

Oscar

 

 

 

Hi, today I had this issue I found that FTD 6.2 has ICMP inspection disable by default.

For enabling you can do it by CLI:

 

configure inspection ICMP enable

 

Regards.-

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