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F0cus54nsk2019-11-06 08:33:20
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F0cus54nsk, 2019-11-06 08:33:20

What could be the problem with IPsec traffic passing through Mikrotik behind NAT?

Hello everyone,
I'm trying to set up a tunnel from my Mikrotik at home (behind a PfSense1 NAT router) and another PfSense2
The network looks like this:
Public home ip: 194.226.171.2
NAT ip Mikrotik: 192.168.144.135
Public ip server: 193.232.45.243
10.0.1.0 /24(LAN)--Mikrotik--192.168.144.0/24---PfSense1 (194.226.171.2) ----- internet ----- PfSense2 (193.232.45.243) --- LAN (192.168.1.0/ 24)
As I understand it, Phase2 was successful for me and there is connectivity on PfSense 2 and on the micro itself. The SA record is present in the microte. PfSense2 writes that the remote client is 194.226.171.2 NAT-T. That is, in fact, everything should go. It remains to understand why it is impossible to drive traffic between them.

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leitop2k, 2019-11-06
@leitop2k

1) Where does the track stop?
2) Are all routes correct?

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CityCat4, 2019-11-06
@CityCat4

Are IPSec policies configured? Do they correctly specify subnets, public addresses of IP gateways?
IKE and ESP are not filtered?

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