Marcel Grandemange wrote: >> looks like it may be the case. which NAT do you use? is it an external >> box or is it pf or ipf on the same box (with pf or ipf, use pfctl or >> ipnat to see nat rules and states). > > Ipfw used: > Relavent rule: > 00025 25672291 13377857559 divert 8668 ip from any to any via em0 >
>I don't speak ipfw (I don't like it) but if this rule maps all traffic, >then that's your problem. you should ask on a freebsd or ipfw list. >PS. you must really understand the difference between network interfaces >and IP addresses. Here, you have one interface and two IPs. your NAT >rules must take IPs into account, otherwise the "primary" IP of the >interface is assumed. Solved it!!!! It was NAT! Flipping thing wasn't set to ONLY NAT unregistered private ip addresses! Thank You, So Much for you're time, essentially you put me on rite track! __________ NOD32 3407 (20080902) Information __________ This message was checked by NOD32 antivirus system. http://www.eset.com
