i tried with it, but it works if i have a machine in the middle. like this:
GW2
LAN - obsd (load balancer with route-to) -- GW1 WAN
Hi
Can you post your pf.conf and output from ifconfig?
--- Lucas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i tried with it, but it works if i have a machine in the middle. like
this:
GW2
LAN - obsd (load balancer with
Neil wrote:
Ok guys. I will do it tonight once I reach home. I will also send my
pf.conf file.
Also, does it matter since I have different interfaces on FW1 and FW2?
FW1, xl0, fxp0 and fxp1
FW2: rl0, fxp0 and ne3
You're using 'set state-policy if-bound' so yes, that does matter.
Remove that
Yup that did the fix for the inbound. Now, I tried connecting to an ssh
server from the internal machine to the external machine running openssh and
i disconnected the cable, however, the ssh session was not able to recover.
What should I change in my pf.conf configuration.
Thanks for the
Hello,
Is anyone successfully moving H.323 traffic through a pf gateway by some
proxy or other means?
I've read how H.323 with NAT is ugly, but can't believe there are not more
people needing to move this traffic through pf gateways.
I have looked at nmproxy 1.2, but it will not work on OpenBSD
On 09/22/2005 04:51:37 PM, Lucas wrote:
i have done it this way, but still have some problems:
I am sorry. I'm afraid I may not have understood your
initial diagram. (I like to see the machines, with
each interface and it's assigned IP, and the network
number/netmask of the networks
i have done it this way, but still have some problems:
10.1.1.1 (M)
|---gw1 - |
LAN--| || - WAN
|---gw2 - |
(10.1.1.1) (B)
gw2 just have a backup carp interface
gw1 is carp master with 10.1.1.1
nat is
I am new to using PF, long time user of IPFilter. I switched to OpenbSD/PF last
week to setup a system to provide me with redundancy for my outbound
connections. The setup consists of 2 machines, each connected to a different
internet connection, and serving two internal subnets. (See ASCII
