Hi Fadjar,
> Please see the arp of your PC (router) that connect to Internet.
> Is the Ip address that you want (192.168.1.140 have MAC address of the
> External interface of the firewall.
I knew that :-) but...
> In Cisco you must in enable mode and type sho arp.
> Your 172.16.0.2 can not "see' from the Internet, the packet
> will pass to the right MAC address and the MAC address must be the
external
> Interface of the firewall
... I have no access to the router. Therefore you are right: static arp
should be set on the external interface.
But what I did was:
arp -s <IP> <MAC> -i eth2
This is not right - thanx to Frank who gave me the hint!!!!!
arp -s <IP> <MAC> -i eth2 pub
YES... this little pub (I did�t knew about) was the problem. Now everything
is working fine and I�m looking forward to install FW-1 soon to see if it
runs that fast on Linux.
Regards,
Marco
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