Issues with Juniper SRX220/240 routing or policies Configuration problems affecting routing behavior
Issues with Juniper SRX220/240 routing or policies Configuration problems affecting routing behavior
In short, we have several locations and need to link them using L3 connections. On the ISP side, everything is configured properly and their device is functioning correctly. We have a Juniper SRX220 and an SRX 240 that can ping our network without issues. However, the Huawei router supplied by our ISP isn’t reachable at all—or almost so—since two of our servers (domain controllers) can ping it. From our network, only those two servers can reach the ISP router via the Juniper, while any other PC or server cannot. On the other side, we can reach the ISP router until the ISP router itself, but not the Juniper. The routing table on the Juniper appears correct, but the policies are preventing connections entirely. These policies define the connection settings between the two zones. We’re stuck here and need guidance on how to resolve this or any similar issues. Please feel free to share your thoughts or run into similar problems. Thanks!
Hey, i will attach the config below, if you need a diagram too, i can scetch one really quick, but dont have it atm. config.txt
Here’s a code example with configuration included:
```python
config = {
"source_ip": "192.168.1.10",
"destination_ip": "10.0.0.5",
"port": 8080,
"protocol": "tcp"
}
# Example connection logic
import socket
sock = socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_STREAM)
sock.connect((config["destination_ip"], config["port"]))
print(f"Connected to {config['destination_ip']}:{config['port']}")
```
Diagram would help if you need visual guidance.