I having some problems with my rulesets for an email server. The server
is not behind a firewall but I have pf enabled on the server. Here is
my ruleset.
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port 443 (ms sql server traffic) is being blocked because you dont have a
rule to pass it in
your ruleset allows only smtp, ssh, and https to come in, everything else
is being blocked
is that the only "problem" you are having? or is the email not functioning
properly either?
scott
On Tue, 18
This box contains both the web and email server. Our employees only
access the email server via a web client through https (port 443, ms sql
server is 1433 and 1434). Everyone can connect however some people get
a "Page cannot be displayed" message with Internet Explorer when trying
to send a
oops, sorry bout that, was a long nite last nite... got my ports all
fuxored
as for why they are getting blocked:
dont modulate state, keep state on the https
this works for me
as for the why:
not sure, my guess is it has something to do with the duration of time.
since modulate state changes the
> as for why they are getting blocked:
> dont modulate state, keep state on the https
> this works for me
jack the timeouts up (use the conservative optimization level). IIS and
IE do some funky shit with how they honor the tcp FIN flag. the default
timeouts could drop the connection after 15 mi
