Conrad Rockenhaus: > Hello, > > I'm just curious if anyone else has seen this issue with the Verzion > FIOS MI424WR router. When configuring Tails as a relay, I setup port > forwarding on the Verzion FIOS MI424WR router for ports TCP 9001 and > 9030. I'm unable to connect to them from outside my network and of > course the relaying fails. I've even added the box that's running > Tails as a DMZ host and even changed the ports and all of those have > failed. I've checked the UPNP option in Vidalia and that doesn't seem > to help. I can get Tails working properly with my other router, but > unfortunately, quite a bit of the FIOS features depends on the MI424WR > being the primary router. > > The odd thing is Vidalia running on a Windows 8 laptop seems to work > just fine, so obviously I'm missing something here. It's the same > exact ACL entries, I tried it on the same exact ports, everything > worked. I haven't tried a manual configuration of Tor as a relay on > my FreeBSD box yet, but I wanted to see if anyone has seen this and if > I'm missing something prior to going forward.
Hi, First of all, Tails is not meant to be run as a relay so you are probably engaging yourself on a rather tricky issue. On our side, we have very little time to dedicate to user support, and we prefer to focus on the core use cases of Tails. But maybe other people on this list are ready to do so. If you want to investigate this further, I'd have a look at the iptables firewall. The default firewall in Tails is pretty strict and for example drops every incoming connection by default.
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