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[ILUG] Smoothwall problems

[ILUG] Smoothwall problems

Fergal Moran fergal.moran at wasptech.com
Tue May 22 17:42:11 IST 2001


Hi all

I have just set up smoothwall 0.9.8 in a dedicated box with 2 NICS - 1 with
an internal address and 1 with our external address - it correctly routes
packets out of our networks (and presumably is correctly routing the
responses back again) however - I have assigned a public IP address to a NIC
inside of the firewall (a mail server) but cannot ping this from a machine
outside our network.  I can ping the external NIC in the firewall - so the
firewall is not routing external packets through.  How do I change this
behaviour for selected ports - I have noticed the forwarding rules but these
only forward a specific port to a specific IP address - but we may have 2 or
3 different mailservers running on different machines so this is not really
an option.

Hope this is clear - I know shag all about firewalling I'm afraid.

Cheers,

Fergal....




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