I'm setting up a Bering rc-4 box with pppoe net access and two internal
networks - not a DMZ just 2 seperate internal networks. I want traffic
blocked between the internal networks and from the 2nd network to the net.
I've set up 3 zones:
net is pppoe through eth0
ofl is 192.168.17.0/24 on 192.1
Not being a Shorewall expert, I waited a while to see if someone who knows
Shorewall would spot the problem just from the config files you posted. Not
seeing any replies of that sort, let me suggest you post a more complete
report, following the advice in the SR FAQ. Then people (like me) who do
--On Friday, November 01, 2002 10:27:51 PM -0400 Jeff Clark
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My problems begin with the fact that shorewall does show a REJECT policy
for the onl network with the all2all chain even though it appears to
establish one - I cannot ftp or ssh from ofl to onl or access the
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> One piece of what you wrote is especiall
--On Sunday, November 03, 2002 03:18:39 AM -0400 Jeff Clark
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Okay, it's 2 am again and I'm rambling...again. Lessons learned are: (a)
if you can't get something to work that should work, take a break every
now and then or you'll end up screwing it up worse, and (b) i