10-20-2010 07:34 AM - edited 03-11-2019 11:57 AM
We have a vm environment and then a physical switch and a firewall
can't seem to get it to work
need some assistance and I am trying to learn what is going on
10-20-2010 08:07 AM
Eduardo,
Start with bascis - topology diagram and IP schema. :-)
What is working, what is not working (pings, http, dns?)?
Marcin
10-20-2010 08:52 AM
Sure thing
we have a virtual cluster
and currently a single esx host connected to a
physical cisco switch then from the switch to the firewall.
the firewall has 3 interfaces for 3 different networks
10.0.20.0/24, 10.0.30.0/24 and 10.0.40.0/24
which are going to simulate INT, EXT, and DMZ
the switch has the routing disabled and configured
on trunk port from the vm environment and the 3 ports
with the different vlan for the 3 different networks.
either I can ping everything with ICMP being permitted
or I can't ping anything with it being blocked.
vlan's have an ip of .1 firewall interfaces have an ip of .2
and each test system has an ip of .3. I am trying to get a basic
firewall config to allow all outbound from INT to pass and DMZ to gout but not in
and nothing to come in from EXT. Also can anyone explain to me why a switch needs a default gateway when ip routing is disabled?
10-20-2010 09:00 AM
Eduardo,
ip default-gateway is used to manage switch, it's not there for routing of packets.
Can you attach "show run" from ASA and enable logging on informational level to buffer, do the test and extract "show logg" output?
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logg on
logg buffered info
logg buffer-size 1000000
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If the output of "show logg" is too big you can tailor it by doing "show logg | i IP_ADDR"
Marcin
10-20-2010 09:28 AM
ok
I'll work on getting you the config and the buffer/log info
And what do you mean its for managing switch.
because i am being told that it directing traffic
on the gateway
10-20-2010 02:42 PM
Hello,
Regular packets from a host going to the internet are not going to be routed using that default gateway. That default gateway will be used if you are doing telnet to the switch from a subnet that is not the same as the switch is located, the telnet replies to the default gateway address.
Will be waiting for the config and the logs.
Cheers
Mike
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