What does NTSTATUS 0xC022003D (STATUS_FWP_INVALID_TUNNEL_ENDPOINT) mean?

 
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STATUS_FWP_INVALID_TUNNEL_ENDPOINT

The tunnel endpoint does not define a valid IPsec tunnel

These status values come from the Windows Filtering Platform path. For STATUS_FWP_INVALID_TUNNEL_ENDPOINT, wFP classifies traffic through layers, filters, provider contexts, sublayers, and callouts; IPsec policy is also configured through WFP at IKE/AuthIP-related layers.

Tunnel-mode IPsec requires valid local and remote tunnel endpoints. This status means the endpoint configuration cannot describe a usable tunnel.

For STATUS_FWP_INVALID_TUNNEL_ENDPOINT, when this appears during IPsec or AuthIP negotiation, compare the Main Mode, Quick Mode, Extended Mode, transform, tunnel endpoint, DNS name, and authentication-method policy actually installed in WFP.

What to inspect

  • Check local and remote endpoint addresses and address families.
  • Ensure tunnel endpoints match the policy layer and traffic selectors.
  • Look for empty, wildcard, or mismatched IPv4/IPv6 endpoint fields.

References for STATUS_FWP_INVALID_TUNNEL_ENDPOINT


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