Thanks for the help Derek. /etc/shorewall/interfaces only had my wireless card (eth1) set to the "loc" zone, instead of "net". After setting it, it's now working great.

Terry

Derek Jennings wrote:
On Friday 29 Aug 2003 3:50 pm, Terry Sheltra wrote:

I'm having some interesting happenings using the Firewall utility in
MCC.  I'm using a laptop that has both a wireless card, as well as a
wired NIC.  My wireless works just fine until I try to turn on the
firewall.  As soon as I do, the firewall effectively blocks all
connections with my wireless card.  The only way I can access the
outside world with the firewall on is by connecting to a wired network.
 Running "ifconfig" shows that my wireless card is "eth1" and my NIC is
"eth0".  Any suggestions on what I can do to get the firewall to play
nicely with my wireless card?

Thanks!

Terry



The Firewall GUI in MCC has a habit of getting the interfaces to the internet and the local network back to front.


Take a look at /etc/shorewall/interfaces that file decides which interface is which.

/etc/shorewall/policy determines how to treat packets coming from each interface.

/etc/shorewall/rules defines the 'exceptions' to the general policy.

/etc/shorewall/masq defines internet connection sharing (masquerading)

After making any change 'shorewall restart'

See www.shorewall.net for detailed documentation.

HTH

derek


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