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| Hi all, first time poster =) (please forgive me if this is in the wrong forum but I thought Authentication was as good a place as any..) Scenario. I have just finished migrating from a Windows server based NG55 system to a Crossbeam C6 based NGXR62 system. The transition went relatively smooth considering the size of our site, however in the process it seems that I managed to break Remote access. Problem. When Clients connect via SecureRemote client using Username/Password authentication it fails with the following IKE msg: "Negotiation with gateway xx.xx.xx.xx at site xx.xx.xx.xx has failed. VPN-1 Server could not find any certificate to use for IKE. An interesting thing is that when I attempt to view the defaultCert under the Checkpoint Gateway VPN tab it comes up with an error: "Failed to read certificate from database" Does this mean that I have a corrupted cert? I understand if this is the case that I may be able to simply remove it and it would recreate? need more info as if i remove it it will potentially break at least a dozen client IPSEC vpn's |
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| Did you change the IP address or hostname of the SmartCenter post-install? Sounds like your Root CA is invalid. How did you perform the migration? If you were using the upgrade export/import tools, did the SmartCenter Server IP change for the new system? |
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Also i've found some more possibly helpful info: When viewing the Certificates list inside the checkpoint software it says that the CA is the defaultCert 'internal_ca' yet when running a cpconfig from the linux root it and selecting option 8 from the menu (Certificate Authority) it lists a different certificate? It looks to me like the linux box has the right certificate, however the checkpoint software running on the management box has the wrong one? =/ "be gentle" :) |
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| If you created a new config from scratch you might need to either: - Update the site on SR (don't think will work) - Delete and re-create the site on SR Make sure your firewall object has VPN ticked and has a certificate created under the VPN tab. (well there is more to check, but this is a start) |
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| Thanks. I managed to fix it by removing the firewall object from all 7 of our IPSEC tunnels, renewing the cert (had to change it's name) then reinserting the firewall object back into the VPN sites. |
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