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error message: syn -> syn-ack -> rst
19 years 8 months ago #7757
by tiamat
Replied by tiamat on topic Re: error message: syn -> syn-ack -> rst
ok, the more I read this thread, the more I think I'm misunderstanding the flow of traffic. Are you trying to initiate a connection from a server on your internal LAN to a remote host that's using Securemote?
19 years 8 months ago #7823
by LostBoy
Replied by LostBoy on topic Re: error message: syn -> syn-ack -> rst
Initially I was but in Checkpoint's wisdom I've found that I cannot initiate a connection from within the encyrption domain to an external securemote user. As result I allowed in the rule base two way connection from the external user's public ip to the public ip of the company server via port 8080.
Like I said earlier it used to work but now it doesn't (the external user had a change of ip everyday and I would reflect this change for his object in the rulebase) After the 2nd or 3rd change that's when it stopped working.
I finally told him to turn off ALL firewalls at his end and back at the office I creted arule to allow ALL traffic between his pc and the server here via public ips. Again no result although in the logs fo port 8080 it was green and then that syn - syn:ack - rst error
Like I said earlier it used to work but now it doesn't (the external user had a change of ip everyday and I would reflect this change for his object in the rulebase) After the 2nd or 3rd change that's when it stopped working.
I finally told him to turn off ALL firewalls at his end and back at the office I creted arule to allow ALL traffic between his pc and the server here via public ips. Again no result although in the logs fo port 8080 it was green and then that syn - syn:ack - rst error
19 years 8 months ago #7834
by tiamat
Replied by tiamat on topic Re: error message: syn -> syn-ack -> rst
What application are you trying to run? Maybe if I knew more about what traffic you're trying to pass I might be better able to troubleshoot it.
Here's another thought. Add your own home machine to that same rule and see if you can connect. That will at least narrow the problem down to his PC.
Here's another thought. Add your own home machine to that same rule and see if you can connect. That will at least narrow the problem down to his PC.
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