> On 5/31/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > wrote: >> > --On 31 May 2005 14:36 +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >> > >> >> Ping openbsd.org -> No route to host >> >> Traceroute * -> No route to host >> > >> > Assuming your routes, IP addresses and netmasks are set correctly, >> this >> > is almost certainly a firewall problem. OpenBSD responds 'no route to >> > host' if a packet won't pass because it's prohibited by PF. Look very >> > carefully at your pf.conf, make sure you 'log' on any block rules, >> > examine pflog with tcpdump while trying to send traffic, etc. >> >> They are correctly.... > > what makes you think the are? that several people (including me) said, > they couldn't see any obvious errors at the first glance? I suggest > again: > try with the smallest possible ruleset. If that works, add rules one by > one > until it breaks. the smallest ruleset in your case would be the nat rule > for > wifi and "pass all". > > besides, do have have the clients behind xl0 full connectivity?
Yes..all of them ;) Kind regards, Sebastian
