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Hello everyone,
I am trying to setup a site-to-site tunnel to connect a physical onprem Cisco Firepower to a virtual Cisco Firepower in Azure. I have tried sooo much and cant get it to work. I have configure the interfaces with attaching a public ip ...
Hello. I need some help. I just setup a cisco firepower and setup vlans on there. I created the same vlans on the switch, but I cant get vlans to reach out to the internet. The native vlan 1 can, but not any of the others.
Sorry my original reply was incorrect. Yes there is an NSG and has both 500 and 4500 allow in inbound. I will add 50 to the inbound
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I added 50 and still no luck
If I try to make a tunnel to a "Azure Virtual Gateway" I get the connection, but the routing isnt correct. But if I try to setup a tunnel to the firewall's PIP directly it does not work.
I have no reachability. The Azure firewall if pingable, but from what I can see traffic is not routed from the attached public IP address to the local address on the interface. The site-to-site configuration on both sides is setup identical with prot...
Thank you everyone for your help. Im going to try to get the users to plug in a host to one of the ports to see if I am just reading to much into the source ping. The setup is remote by over 1000 miles so I cant just plug it in myself.
