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Old 2006-03-02
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Default NAT IP Conflict another IP

Hello, very good forum thanks for all.

I have a problem. Yesterday, my NAT IP (172.16.201.4) conflict another router ip (172.16.201.4). This is a new router. I change my router ip 172.16.201.5. But local host (192.168.8.100) no ping any site. No connect any site. I think, my firewall auto block this host ip. Because other ip's (example, 192.168.8.202) ping anywhere, connect anywhere. I change security policy any any everythink. But no connection only this ip.

4 hours after my local host (192.168.8.100) connect anywhere.

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Checkpoint Firewall R55

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192.168.8.100 ---> NAT IP 172.16.201.4

All local routing is ok. All external routing is ok.

Why auto block my firewall this local ip?

or what is wrong?

How remove this block?
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Default Re: NAT IP Conflict another IP

Check Tracker information. And collect fw monitor, tcpdump information. All of this can help with determination the problem.
fw monitor, i think, 1'st. It'll show information from input and output interfaces. So you can determine that IP packets leave you CP or not and with which IP addresses.
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Default Re: NAT IP Conflict another IP

i check all logs, all dumps. But nothing about this problem. I think problem my FW1 SAM database? Can i use "fw sam -D" command for this problem?

Block only one local ip. Other local ip is work. I dont understand.....

:(((
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Default Re: NAT IP Conflict another IP

Try to check SmartView Tracker -> Active for your connection first.
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Default Re: NAT IP Conflict another IP

If it's a static nat as it appears to be, you may need to put in a proxy arp on the firewall.
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Default Re: NAT IP Conflict another IP

okey. But now no problem. This problem only 4-5 hours. After ok.

My Question, Why? only one ip? Have this checkpoint a blacklist?

????

Thanks for all.
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Default Re: NAT IP Conflict another IP

CP doesn't have a blacklist.

If you are using automatic arp, then I would uncheck that and set up the proxy arp's manually. I don't fully trust the automatic arp as it seems to not work every once in a while. Using everything manually works all the time.
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Default Re: NAT IP Conflict another IP

Really, I didn't have problems with automatic arp. :)

I think too, that source of this problem in arp.
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Default Re: NAT IP Conflict another IP

Auto arp on automatic rules has worked for years even on windows.

The problem described is an ARP timeout. Somewhere there is a Cisco router (as they have a default arp timeout of 4-8 hours depending on the IOS version) that had the router's mac assigned to the ip address.
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Default Re: NAT IP Conflict another IP

thank you for all. This is a arp problem. I understand.
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