Re: [FW-1] Encryption/Decryption Failure

[Russell Washington <russ.washington@FW1-NOSPAMVAULTSENTRY.COM>]

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I can't tell you for sure what is going on, but pings do not generate RDP traffic, and neither does Telnet.  Pings are (usually) ICMP and don't even know *how* to generate RDP traffic.  Telnet packets, are, well, Telnet packets, and it similarly doesn't know how to generate RDP.

 

So you have something else at work, and I would venture it has nothing to do with the Check Point product proper other than it's screwing the firewall up.  Think about it:  one of your end users comes to you and says "every time I send an email it generates web traffic and changes the URL in my browser."  Wouldn't you think there was a little more involved that hadn't yet been identified?

 

Just my two bits.  Good luck figuring this one out... :(

-----Original Message-----
From: Jean-Baptiste Roger [mailto:john_rogeer@YAHOO.FR]
Sent: Thursday, July 25, 2002 12:08 AM
To: FW-1-MAILINGLIST@beethoven.us.checkpoint.com
Subject: Re: [FW-1] Encryption/Decryption Failure

Tkanks for all your post but I have verrified and it's not a problem of "encryption domain settings".

And for Russell Washington it's write : "Pings (ICMP or TCP) from PC2 to PC1 result in RDP packets coming from FW2 in your diagram??? " and after some RDP packets the telnet initialisation is drop with the message : encryption failure : Encryption/Decrytion failure.

But it do that only from fw2 to fw1.

any idear ????????

best regards

John rogeer

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