--On Sunday, November 24, 2002 02:07:37 AM -0800 James Duberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
That rule accepts incoming connections from the two 68.8.*.8 addresses to the SSH server running on the firewall where you have instantiated that rule. If you are trying to connect from another Bering firewall, that other firewall must have:Anyway, to my question: I cannot ssh from one of the firewalls to a remote firewall (Connection refused). I can, however, ssh from any of the boxes behind a firewall to the same remote firewall which refused the connnection directly from the local firewall. This condition is symmetrical, that is, if I go to the remote location and try to ssh back to the "home' box, I get the same results. So it is clearly a setup or rules problem, since I am running the same diskettes, all around.I tried searching the archives thuough the sourceforge website without success. I'm not sure whether the search function is working properly. I'm guessing it's a rules problem. I put this into the Shorwall, Rules file: ACCEPT net:68.8.x.y,68.8.xx.yy,68.8.xxx.yyy fw tcp 22 Otherwise, Bering/Shorwall is "stock".
ACCEPT fw net:aaa.bbb.ccc.ddd tcp 22
Where aaa.bbb.ccc.ddd is the IP of the firewall where you have the incoming rules that you have posted.
-Tom
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