On Saturday 22 October 2005 06:39, Michael D Schleif wrote:

>
> Tested Scenarios
> ----------------
> I. When I do this:
>
>     DNAT  net  loc:$A:22  tcp  60022
>
> then, I can successfully ssh from [C] to [A]; but, the proxy at [B]
> prevents ssh from [B] to [A].
>
> II. When I do this:
>
>     DNAT  net  loc:$A:22  tcp  443
>
> shorewall *fails* to allow the connection from anywhere to [A]; and
> there are *NO* messages in /var/log/shorewall.log.
>

To Shorewall, there is absolutely no difference between those two cases.

-Tom
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