Not sure I get this right but are you trying to use the dns forwarder to
resolve IPs for the outside world? It's meant to serve internal hosts only and
delivers the internal IP of the LAN adress.
If I got you wrong please describe your setup a bit more.
Holger
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Why are you sending DNS queries from the outside world to dnsmasq?
Shouldn't these be forwarded to your bind server so that the world
view gets matched instead of your internal view?
--Bill
On 5/27/06, Paul Willard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've got a dns server locally which uses views.
from
tracked down the problem.
I had an error in my rules which caused them not to load.
With no rules loaded the dnsmasq was forwarding requests from the out
side worl.
All fixed
on to my next problem :) (se next email)
Paul.
Bill Marquette wrote:
Why are you sending DNS queries from
Can somebody explain how to use static route
I want to static route everything to a certain IP out via opt1
in the linux world
route add 210.55.105.82 gw 203.96.212.1
how do I do this in pfsense?
is the interface field the out interface or the in interface?
Paul.
On 5/28/06, Paul W [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can somebody explain how to use static route
I want to static route everything to a certain IP out via opt1
in the linux world
route add 210.55.105.82 gw 203.96.212.1
how do I do this in pfsense?
is the interface field the out interface or the in
yeah I can see that.
what I'm asking is what does the interface field mean?
Scott Ullrich wrote:
On 5/28/06, Paul W [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can somebody explain how to use static route
I want to static route everything to a certain IP out via opt1
in the linux world
route add
On 5/28/06, Paul W [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
yeah I can see that.
what I'm asking is what does the interface field mean?
It is for directly reachable type of situations. You most likely
don't want this option.
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To
I don't see how I can avoid it?
quote follows from system-static routes (lynx)
System: Static Routes: Edit route
Interface [LAN_]
Choose which interface this route applies to.
Destination network / [32]
Destination network for this static route
Gateway
We do not have multi-path routing in FreeBSD. No ticket is required
this works as it should. Enter the next hop gateway for whatever
route you require and it should just work.
On 5/28/06, Volker Kuhlmann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Mon 29 May 2006 08:41:07 NZST +1200, Paul W wrote:
Can
I suspect he's seeing clamav-freshclam running which should happen by
default 5 times a day. This is, of course, configurable in the
configuration file.
Oh, and should ClamAV always be running. Mine runs for a little
while and then shuts down. I don't know if this is normal.
clamd
On 5/28/06, Volker Kuhlmann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We do not have multi-path routing in FreeBSD.
??
Multi-wan support is handled by PF, not by the kernel routing table.
Hence the reason multi-wan doesnt work on userland processes such as
squid, etc.
Perfect . .thank you
It appears to be the in interface. You should open a bug report for the
help text of System-Static Routes, because it's not saying that.
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It would be helpful to show the firewall rule permitting this trafic as well.
On 5/28/06, Paul W [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I seem to be having difficulty adding a port forward :(
from WAN -lan(192.168.1.3) port 80
I've included
1. lynx screen shot of nat rule
2. syslog output showing the block
I seem to be having difficulty adding a port forward :(
from WAN -lan(192.168.1.3) port 80
The macmini can get to the outside world
is there any other debugging I can look at?
I had some trouble to, coming from Linux. The thing to keep in mind is
that the port forwarding happens before(!)
Chris Buechler wrote:
This isn't something I have the time to work on right now, but I'll give
you as many pointers as I can (which isn't much when it comes to kernel
debugging) if you want to dig into it.
Thanks!
Scott built this iso for debugging an issue on a Dell 2850 server, but
it
yes it did help .. thanks
rules updated, and everything works as expected
sweet.
now to figure out outgoing load balancing :P
HTH,
Volker
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Gary Buckmaster wrote:
I suspect he's seeing clamav-freshclam running which should happen by
default 5 times a day. This is, of course, configurable in the
configuration file.
I haven't enabled clamav-freshclam also, I am running freshclam from cron. Let me check
that out.
raj
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