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    IPSec VTI routing issue

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      schnee
      last edited by schnee

      Hello, I have a similiar IPSec VTI issue like this one: https://forum.netgate.com/topic/180158/strange-vti-routing-issue

      Here is my setup
      https://drive.google.com/file/d/1iqKKf-LXCtZ_4CU-Wiupn3pzb4wUIB2j/view?usp=sharing.

      The routed (VTI) ipsec setup is based on https://docs.netgate.com/pfsense/en/latest/vpn/ipsec/routed-vti.html

      I have static routes on Site A and Site B pointing each other and access between the two sites works fine. The only thing which does not work: i cannot tracerotue Pfsense A from Site B and Pfsense B from Site A (though I can ping them)

      Now from time to time some of the clients on site B have to use the internet gateway on site A. For this i have a firewall rule on Pfsense B:

      Action:pass
      Interface. lan
      Address Family: IPv4
      Protocol: Any
      Source: Single host and IP address of the host
      Destination: Any
      Under advanced settings:
      Gateway: IPSEC interface (which is defined under System/Routing/Gateways)
      

      And here is the main issue: Most sites work as expected, however there a few sites which I can reach from Site A and can also reach from Site B via the local WAN gateways. However if the trafic is routed via the ipsec tunnel from Site B and access the internet on Site A these sites became unreachable....

      Any ideas what can cause this behaviour?

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