I do notice a masquerade clause in the documentation for firewalld's "rich language". I was wondering if --add-masquerade's breakage could be worked around by enabling masquerading only for my local lan IP address range.
So I tried: --remove-masquerade --add-rich-language 'rule family="ipv4" source address="192.168.0.0/24" masquerade'This doesn't appear to make any difference. traceroutes from the lan to globally-routable IP addresses are blocked by the firewall.
Is there anything missing that needs to be done. firewalld.language man page's description does not offer any clues.
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