Mike Lander wrote:
> 
>> I have a two Isp's setup that send mail to another two Isp firewall.
>> For Ilustration I will call the firewall with the mail server in its dmz 
>> using proxy arp,
>> (Firewall A). I will call the dependant firewall which sends mail to 
>> Firewall A, (Firewall B.)
>> These two Firewall's have a openvpn tunnel between them. Firewall B is 
>> loc:10.5.198.0/24.
>>     What I would like to do is route any port 25 traffic from Firewall B 
>> through openvpn,
>> to Firewall A's mail server in its Dmz.
>> I am thinking that Firewall A will know to reply to 10.5.198.0/24 (Firewall 
>> B)
>> because of the entry in Firewall A's route rules entry below.
>> -                    10.5.198.0/24           main            1000
>>
>> If this where possible with the below statement may make things clear,
>> what I want to do. As a reminder the mail server is in Firewall A Dmz.
>>
>> In tcrules with eth1 local on Firewall B
>>
>> tun4     eth1:<local subnet>      <mail servers FQIP>   tcp     25
>> I know the above wont work, What Will?
>>
>>
>> Thanks
>> Mike
>>  
> 
> I just thought of this instead of mangle tables maybe just add this route?
> route add <65.42.53.203 mail server> 255.255.255.255 gw 172.16.1.2 (ip of 
> firewall B tun)
> Just thought someone on this list may have done this through shorewall.
> 
> Not sure if routing 

Without seeing the output of 'shorewall show routing, I won't even guess.

-Tom
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