Dj <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > There still seems to be a problem. I've put a rule in the firewall to > allow the ping through (I think you should put a line on the interface > above or below where you set a Remote Test Host to remind people that a > rule needs to be put on the firewall when you change the host), and I can > ping fine from the command line, but the web interface still says that the > Status is down. /etc/pingtest.conf is showing the address that i set. I > tried hitting the test button several times, and stopped and restarted the > Internet Access and the status is still down. Weird. Is there anywhere > else i can look to troubleshoot. > Dj.
tail -f /var/log/httpd2-naat/httpd2-naat.error_log -n 300 will allow you to have real-time logs ... while accessing the internet access page. you will see something mentiong the InternetStatus variable: so to find out what is beeing done with this variable, simply type [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/home/florin>grep InternetStatus /var/lib/naat/configuration InternetStatus='get: pingtest.sh;' so there is this script called ppingtest.sh All the scripts can be found in /usr/share/naat/scripts [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/home/florin>/usr/share/naat/scripts/pingtest.sh Status (status=ping:26.7s interface=eth0 address=adr:my_IP_adress) in the same time you can check the /var/log/messages to find out if you have any REJECT messages concerning icmp ... my 2cts, -- Florin http://www.mandrakesoft.com http://people.mandrakesoft.com/~florin/
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