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narayan-iyengar avatar narayan-iyengar commented on July 25, 2024

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jcleve avatar jcleve commented on July 25, 2024

Hi narayan,

I did deploy the initializeSubscriberAccount template in the spoke account and then tag it per the deployment guide. Nothing happens. Please advise.

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jcleve avatar jcleve commented on July 25, 2024

ok, if I let the stacks create the transit vpc and subscriber vpc (as opposed to trying to use my existing) the PAgroup stack launches, but no VPNs are ever established. Any thoughts?

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narayan-iyengar avatar narayan-iyengar commented on July 25, 2024

sorry for the delayed response.

Tagging the VPC should have worked. After you take the VPC, do you see firewalls being spun up in the transit vpc (paGroup gets launched)? If so and the tunnels are not up, chances are your firewall was not properly bootstrapped.
If the paGroup is not launched, make sure the account numbers are correct when launching the Initializer CFTs.

If VPNs are not established, it is possible that the bootstrapping of the firewall was not successful. Can you log into the firewall with the user and pass mentioned in the doc? BTW that is the user and pass you need to enter when launching the transit cft (unless you update the bootstrap.xml with your own user and pass)

Bootstrapping could fail if you enter the incorrect user/pass or your files are corrupted.
Or the S3 bucket layout is incorrect (make sure you remove and dummy files in the buckets)

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jcleve avatar jcleve commented on July 25, 2024

I am able to log into each firewall's web interface, so presumably, bootstrapping was successful, but still no VPN tunnels have been created. What dummy files need to be removed from which bucket(s)?

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narayan-iyengar avatar narayan-iyengar commented on July 25, 2024

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freimer avatar freimer commented on July 25, 2024

There is a general problem with passing the CIDR for the DMZ through to the code that is used to configure the firewall. See #7 . Generally what this means is that the subnet mask for the outside interface is always configured as /27 regardless of what is specified as a parameter for the intializeTransitAccount.json stack. If you use a subnet that is larger (less bits), the firewall may get an IP that can't reach its own default gateway, resulting in no VPN connectivity. Check your eth1 object in the firewall to make sure it has the right mask. I've had it establish VPNs to one firewall but not the other precisely because of this. I'm working on a fix for this.

If not that, do you actually have VPN configuration show up in AWS in the subscriber account?

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