I have a server set up in a DMZ. I have created rules to allow access to this server from the internal network and also from the server to the internal network. I can reach the server from the internal network however, if I connect to the server using VNC and try to ping a machine on the internal network I keep getting a request time out. The logs show that the ping has been accepted on rule 0. I can ping the internal interface of the firewall successfully but any attempt to ping or connect to a server on the internal network fails. A trace route shows that I am not even getting pass the interface for the DMZ. I can connect to other servers in another DMZ on the firewall. the firewall is running Solaris 2.6, the server is running Win2K. The default route on the server is the inteface for that particular DMZ on the firewall. The routes to all the internal networks have been defined on the firewall, connecting to any server on the network form the firewall is no problem. so my question is why can I connect to the server but can't go in th opposite direction????Any ideas?
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