That sounds like a good idea. The backup configs may have caused the issue.
When changing Minor versions, programs will be updated, sometimes a major
update as well. So that sounds like a good place to start hunting.
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On 02/10/2011 07:47 PM, Max Veprinsky wrote:
Daniel,
Thank you for the reply. I also selected the NAT to listen on both RED IP's and
still no dice. After installing 2.4.1, I restored from a backup I had made
prior running 2.3.0
I will also try removing all RED interfaces and and setting up RED from scratch.
-- Max
On Thu, Feb 10, 2011 at 7:00 AM, Daniel Moree
<dmo...@coker.edu<mailto:dmo...@coker.edu>> wrote:
I would say double check your NAT setup and ensure that it is setup to
work with your second IP address. Not sure why it would stop in 2.4.1,
but I'll look into it in the next day or so with a few virtual machines.
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On 02/09/2011 06:13 PM, Max Veprinsky wrote:
Hello,
To RED interface I have 2 IP addresses bound, both are on the same
subnet. Port forwarding (destination NAT) with the second IP address
is no longer working with 2.4.1. This was working with 2.3.0
Port forwarding however is working fine when using the primary IP on
RED. I can see in that traffic is coming in on endian with tcpdump,
but it's not making past the firewall.
Please advise
Regards,
-- Max
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