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Fork2232 · 11-11-2019

I have an SG300 with fully functional VLAN routing between 4 VLANs that will not forward to the default route. I am able to ping/traceroute to the default route IP configured on the SG300 of the switch from all VLANs, but when trying to access anythi...

Fork2232 · 11-13-2019

I completely understand what you are talking about and spoofing is a commonly misconfigured thing in Check Point. By default the spoof group will be assigned as the directly connected network, but it is possible to specify a group, and I have create...

Fork2232 · 11-13-2019

I tried moving everything to directly connected to the switch, eliminated all VLANs on interfaces that weren't being used, generally simplifying and cleaning everything up and it is exactly the same. I wondered if maybe it was forwarding out the wro...

Fork2232 · 11-12-2019

I have the correct networks configured in anti-spoofing, and it is set to detect, not block. I am not seeing any of the logs mentioned in the linked article. Anti-spoofing in Check Point doesn't have anything to do with ARP, it is to detect when im...

Fork2232 · 11-12-2019

All of those pings are successful. I did some more experimenting and if I stick another device on the VLAN between the switch and the firewall and try to ping 8.8.8.8 through the firewall everything is fine, but at the same time the devices on the ot...

Fork2232 · 11-12-2019

Thanks for the suggestion. I tried that and it didn't change anything. If you don't see anything else I may tear it all down and try again, there just seems to be something weird going on.

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