#Juniper vpn client update#
Update 1: Extra information, as requested by Jordan Head in the comments: The only difference with the SRX240 is that all fe-*/*/*.*-interfaces are replaced with ge-*/*/*.*-interfaces.Īddress-range low 192.168.2.1 high 192.168.2.99 However, this does not explain why the SRX100 running exactly the same config has no issues.įor completeness, here is my router config on the SRX100.
#Juniper vpn client software#
The only thing I can imagine is that the SRX runs its own VPN software (and has active listening processes on UDP port 5), and this somehow interferes with the client VPN. When a specific VPN connection is disconnected by the user, all internet traffic returns. I can SSH into the router, but pinging external hosts (8.8.8.8 for example) just times out. Every device, every browser, every connection is lost. When clients connect to VPN, the connection usually works for a couple of minutes, but then all internet traffic disappears. The SRX100 was completely stable, but the SRX240B has some weird issues. The SRX240B replaced the previous router, an SRX100H. These clients are behind an SRX240B router which is connected to a PPPoE fiber uplink.
#Juniper vpn client android#
I have found that if I use the no-syn-check option, everything works, but I'd like to get it working without that vulnerability if possible.In an office setting, multiple clients (Mac OSX, Ubuntu, iOS, Android and Windows 8) connect to a VPN server in another location. Also is a quick and dirty network diag of the configuration. I've scrubbed private data and things I didn't think applied. Not sure what I'm missing, but here's some debug output that seems to show the reason is that traffic isn't getting routed back to the client because a session wasn't created on the way in?
I've set permit FW rules (from trust to trust, anything) - (from trust to untrust, OpenVPN app) - (from untrust to trust, OpenVPN app) I've created a static route on the Juniper from the VPN subnet (10.8.0.0/24) to next-hop to the VPN server (192.168.1.44) I've created a custom application on UDP port 1194 for OpenVPN I've placed the VPN subnet into the trust zone VPN clients cannot access DNS, File shares, SSH, or seemingly any other service besides ICMP
Once a machine on the internal LAN accesses say a file share on a VPN client, everything works great for about 60 seconds and then closes Machines on internal LAN can access VPN clients just fine VPN Clients can ping everything on our internal LAN no problem.
The VPN clients can establish the connection with the server without any issue. I've set up an OpenVPN server on our internal LAN and we've got a public IP that forwards to the OpenVPN server. Okay guys, I've done a fair amount with Cisco devices, but I'm a Juniper noob and need some assistance.
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