I am trying to install some Watchguard Firebox II systems on internal
networks and am running into major problems. I am using the trusted and
external interfaces and am using RFC1918 addresses on both sides (all
10.0.0.0 addresses). I have removed all blocked subnets and ports. I have
enabled just about every service in an Any to Any fashion for ingoing and
outgoing. When the thing is installed I can reach it from my side (on the
external network) and users in the 'trusted' network can ping the trusted
interface and that's all. They cannot transit the firewall in any fashion
with any protocol.
I keep seeing a Deny statement in the log that says eth0 is denying traffic
from the external gateway router (which is configured in the Firebox as the
external gateway).
Any ideas?
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Andrew Walls, IT Security Analyst, BankWest
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