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| Hi there, Can anyone help me to figure this out - how to make database replication works across two firewall? Our company have one Check Point firewall cluster, installed with RainWall and the other is just a stand alone firewall. I had three radius servers which installed with CiscoSecure ACS V3.2. Two radius servers are behind the clustered firewall, while another radius server located behind standalone Check Point firewall in other network. The radius-1 initiates the replication process to both radius-2 and radius3 by sending an encrypted data to both of them on port 2002 as mentioned by Cisco. Three radius servers are using pre-shared secret key for database replication between it. When the replication process initiates by the primary radius server to third servers, the replication data are somehow being 'modified'when it passed through both firewall before it reached the 3rd server. The third radius servers reported the replication being denied because shared secret keys is wrong. The primary radius server reported that the receiving servers (radius3) rejected the replication. But both radius-1 and radius-2 servers are succesfully replicate since both of it is in the same subnet or network. I'm not sure whether the clustered firewall has got to do with this problem, and I could not identify which part of firewall 'modified' the replication packet, either Check Point Firewall or the RainWall. Thank you in advance for those whose help me. Regards, Al |
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