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In the process of troubleshooting traffic issues across a VPN tunnel, you notice on the output of fw monitor -e host(172.21.1.10), accept; that packets are going through the inbound chain (i > I)…
The correct answer is A. When packets are destined to leave through a VPN tunnel, it is encrypted and encapsulated in an. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
In the process of troubleshooting traffic issues across a VPN tunnel, you notice on the output of fw monitor -e host(172.21.1.10), accept; that packets are going through the inbound chain (i > I) and then disappearing after the outbound chain (o > __), while you were expecting to see the packet leave on O. What could be causing this issue?
Options
- AWhen packets are destined to leave through a VPN tunnel, it is encrypted and encapsulated in an
- BIt's not showing up on the fw monitor because it is exiting the wrong interface
- CThe packet is getting silently dropped because there is no route for the packet.
- DThe gateway never completed the IKE and IPSec key exchange, and the tunnel does not exist
How the community answered
(36 responses)- A78% (28)
- B6% (2)
- C14% (5)
- D3% (1)
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