The hope is that new sessions can automatically be configured to work
correctly, though. New outgoing sessions should automatically be routed
among the ISP's that are still up. The goal is to prevent them from
somehow erroneously selecting an ISP that is down, thus stalling out the
new
Roberto C. Sánchez wrote:
I am the maintainer of the official Debian Shorewall packages. However,
since I run Lenny on my servers and want the latest Shorewall packages
on them, I create a set of Lenny packages for each set og packages I
create for Sid. I figure that they might be useful to
Laurent CARON wrote:
Here is how it works on my DSL link.
I've got an interconnection IP which is used by the router itself, and a
netblock (/27) routed through the interconnection IP.
That's really cool. You have a real routing subnet.
I have a block of IP addresses, that isn't a real
Harry Lachanas wrote:
I would suggest
a) Don't run pppoe on shorewall box, instead have both your modems run
in routing mode and let them handle the pppoe story. ;-)
If I had just a single IP address coming in, I could do that.
Unfortunately, I need to set up multiple IP addresses, so I
Max DiOrio wrote:
Cable modem with multiple IPs. One goes to the ASA, one to the
Trixbox. The ASA connects to a switch and handles the entire
network, PCs and phones.
Private lan (phones, servers, pcs, tribox) is 10.1.0.0/255.255.255.0
Trixbox interface eth1 - public interface with ip
You're right. I have done all that. My problem isn't with the trixbox
setup since it was working before. I just can't get the firewall rules
set up properly.
I think I need to see someone elses config files that are similar to
mine to sort this out.
Thanks.
Max DiOrio
IT Coordinator
I don't have to support SIP so I may be out of line here, but couldn't
you enable logging on everything and see what the firewall is blocking?
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My SIP provider is asking me to open all UDP ports, which is a huge
security risk.
What rule can I use to allow all traffic two and from a particular IP?
This might be easiest, as the provider only uses two IP addresses.
This way I can block all traffic inbound except from those IPs.
Hello list,
according to:
http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?thread_name=450EB7580E6AE7469F8826BFBF09BAB60889EC%40earwax.uent.comforum_name=shorewall-users
i tried to setup the logging in shorewall to find out where my
packages are hiding because i have almost the same problem.
But i
Also, tshark is a very useful tool - have a look at the packets on
the two networks. Of particular interest might be a full decode (-V
option) of the SIP packets to see what address/port Asterisk is
telling the remote system to use for RDP/
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Max DiOrio wrote:
My SIP provider is asking me to open all UDP ports, which is a huge
security risk.
Then they are a bunch of ignorant tools !
The only ports you need to open are the signalling ports (eg 5060 for
SIP) and the ports specified in /etc/asterisk/rtp.conf - those are
the only
Still not working for me. In fact, this time it was worse. Everything stays
registered, but this time I get no audio in either direction, and although it
was working after I enabled the firewall, web access stopped working after a
few minutes. I can see the calls come in, but the RTP stream
On Tue, Sep 22, 2009 at 06:51:14PM -0400, Max DiOrio wrote:
Here's my config, maybe someone can spot something that's wrong.
rules:
ACCEPTnet:204.11.116.47,204.11.119.47,67.242.xx.xx$FW all
ACCEPT$FW:204.11.116.47,204.11.119.47,67.242.xx.xxnet all
The 2nd line
Thank you for correcting my stupidity. This is the first Linux based firewall
I've configured (well, tried to). I'm used to working with Cisco ASA devices.
This was quite a learning experience, but I think I'm starting to get the hang
of it now.
I can place calls in just fine and leave a
On Tue, 2009-09-22 at 18:51 -0400, Max DiOrio wrote:
Still not working for me. In fact, this time it was worse. Everything stays
registered, but this time I get no audio in either direction, and although it
was working after I enabled the firewall, web access stopped working after a
few
On Tue, 2009-09-22 at 18:51 -0400, Max DiOrio wrote:
Still not working for me. In fact, this time it was worse. Everything stays
registered, but this time I get no audio in either direction, and although it
was working after I enabled the firewall, web access stopped working after a
few
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