"Ghost" MVPN Policies
I'm trying to recreate an IKEv2 VPN configuration which because quit working on me, and in doing so, I am running into the following issue (both on the CLI and web interface):
WG(config/policy)#mvpn-ikev2 certificate default Error: "Muvpn-ipsec 'WG IKEv2 MVPN' is already in use."
When I run diagnostics, I see two policies and one gateway:
WG#diagnose vpn '/ike/policy/list' Policy Name Version Status Peer Name Action Name Xchng Mode Local-If VIF VIF Proto -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- WG IKEv2 MVPN IKEv2 Enabled Any ike2_shared_action IKEv2 anyE - - WG Default IKEv2 Gateway IKEv2 Enabled Any ike2_shared_action IKEv2 anyE - - IPSEC-GRP_mu IKEv1 Enabled Any IPSEC-GRP_mu Aggressive anyE - - -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Total Number Of IKE Policies: 3 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- WG#diagnose vpn '/ipsec/policy/list' Policy Name IKE Version Status Mode Key Mode IKE Policy Name VPN Type -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- IPSEC-GRP IKEv1 Enabled TUNNEL AUTOMATIC IKE IPSEC-GRP_mu MUVPN WG IKEv2 MVPN IKEv2 Enabled TUNNEL AUTOMATIC IKE WG IKEv2 MVPN MUVPN -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- #Policies: 2 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
However, I cannot see these policies anywhere via the CLI.
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks!
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For the record, what firewall model and what XTM version is it running?
Also, consider using WSM Policy Manager to look at this. Often it gives a totally different view than either the Web UI or the CLI.
And, you can open a support incident to get WG help in resolving this.
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@Bruce_Briggs said:
For the record, what firewall model and what XTM version is it running?Also, consider using WSM Policy Manager to look at this. Often it gives a totally different view than either the Web UI or the CLI.
And, you can open a support incident to get WG help in resolving this.
Great point - my apologies for not posting this:
system model : XTM26 version : 12.1.3.B571132
I'll give the WSM Policy Manager a shot, but I couldn't get the System Manager to connect, except for one time out of eight. And when I did, the Policy Manager said it was the wrong version.
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What WSM version are you trying to use?
It needs to be the same or higher than your XTM version.1 -
That actually may have likely been my problem now that I look at my recent downloads. I was using 11.12.4 - I just read that WSM must be the same or higher. Next time I get back to the building in question I'll give 12.1.3 a shot.
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